A Wildly Popular Low-Cost High Interest Mobile Educational Franchise
Phew – that’s a mouthful! Challenge Island is the brainchild of award-winning educator and nationally acclaimed parenting author/expert, Sharon Duke Estroff who was teaching in a classroom 14 years ago when “Survivor” became popular on television. After having an “aha” moment, she divided her students into tribes and presented them with engaging educational challenges centered around different thematic “islands” each semester. The kids never got bored and the school and parents eagerly embraced the idea – and so was born: Challenge Island.
This one of a kind comprehensive curriculum is for ages 4 to 14 and targets the hottest educational and governmentally incentivized educational trend. It’s STEAM based (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) and is focused on developing 21st Century learning skills through cross-curricular learning.
Challenge Island has taken off like a rocket, with over 50 franchisees currently in operation.
As a new franchisor, Sharon is offering very large territories – setting you up for success.
Challenge Island has established national corporate partnerships with the Girl Scouts of America, Boys and Girls Clubs of America and other non-profits.
Title 1, which provides funding for schools serving economically disadvantaged children, has mandated the educational programming that Challenge Island offers, making this an idea that is poised for great success, and is a very rewarding business to own – not just financially!
With a franchise fee of just $30,000 currently and very little start- up costs, this is an opportunity with the potential for a very quick ROI. It’s a home based opportunity making it a popular option for first-time business owners.
Multiple revenue lines you can offer are after-school classes, camps, in school field trips, specialized home schooling events, and preschool programming.
A unique opportunity to build a successful business while contributing to the goal of helping the future of our children.