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Channelise your passion for teaching early learners by setting up a preschool franchise with TES. A well-conceptualised and executed preschool centre can transform the lives of children and families alike. TES supports early childhood educators in the process of establishing, developing and enhancing their preschools and early childhood care centres.
A TRIO TOTS franchise gives you the opportunity to run a preschool with a holistically designed curriculum. It incorporates Multiple Intelligence approach & Playway method at the core and Montessori approach for developing life skills. Our approach to math, language, self-care and other crucial life skills has garnered high parental satisfaction. Our healthy, soothing and naturally lit spaces are designed to create an ambiance that both parents and little ones will love. We practice a comprehensive ‘Child Protection Policy’ so that every child feels safe.
TRIO Tots has been awarded for “Innovative Preschool Curriculum” at World Education Summit, New Delhi.
With TES, you are assured of methodologies and practices that are backed by years of research conducted by our in-house R&D team. TES will support you at every step with curriculum design, preschool infrastructure development, day care centre development, branding, marketing and communication, security and safety, quality management and audits, staff training programmes and much more.
Growing awareness of the need for high quality early years education and care
The Indian preschool / childcare market is slated to grow at rate of 23% during the 2017-2022 period, as per the Techsci research report. There is an increase in the adoption of high quality early child care and preschool services by families in both urban areas as well as Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. Though the sector is largely unorganized, there is an increasing awareness about the need for providing the right kind of foundation to children in the 0-6 years age group.
 The Government of India has also recognized the importance of these measures and have adopted the National Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Policy to promote care, and development in children within the 0-6 years age bracket.
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