How much do you charge for new school setup services?

Over the years, we have found that each new school project presents unique challenges and opportunities. Deliverables for each new school setup are also unique. 

Fee is calculated based on the nature of the project, tenure, specific deliverables and effort involved. We offer flexible charging models for the convenience of people aspiring to open new schools –

• Per consulting day (6 hrs)
• A Monthly fixed fee for the project duration
• Revenue share
• or a combination one or more models described above

You may visit our office to discuss project requirements with our school consultants, finalize scope of work and understand the fee applicable.

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