I want to start a "kiddies kitchen" training for children this holidays. Would it fly?

[Trush Jodie]

So schools are on holidays already in my country. And I am thinking of starting a "kiddies kitchen" training. It is targeted to teach children from age 3 to 7 how to cook different kinds of meals. The aim is to build the skill of cooking and catering into kids. It is to run for two weeks. And the fee is $15 per child.

Do you think this quick business would fly?

 

[magnus2022]

Wow! It is a good idea but you better have a full holiday lesson class than cooking stuffs. I don't think parents will like the idea of allowing their kids from 3-7 to do with any of cooking. Honestly, i will not allow my kids to go to any food cooking training at that age. You can make money by starting a holiday class.

 

[eLdavis]

It would depending on your location, though most students would be going for summer lessons and might not have the time for this, unless you won't be carrying the class on a daily basis. We

 

[aninditasen]

So schools are on holidays already in my country. And I am thinking of starting a "kiddies kitchen" training. It is targeted to teach children from age 3 to 7 how to cook different kinds of meals. The aim is to build the skill of cooking and catering into kids. It is to run for two weeks. And the fee is $15 per child.

Do you think this quick business would fly?

I don't know about your country but in India it wouldn't work as we don't allow children of such tender age to work in the kitchen.

 

[Fidelia]

I think this would fly. If the organizer can showcase that all modalities would be put in place t ensure safety of the kids in the kitchen.

 

[Augusta]

Sure, it would especially if they parents are interested. This is a good idea just try it out and see how it goes