School Business: What are the things you would be looking out for when inspecting a school to enroll your child?

[King Belieal]

As we all know, a private school is a business. And the parents that would enroll their kids are the target audience.

Assuming you are a parent, what are the things that you would consider when you are inspecting a school to consider for enrolling your child?

 

[Fidelia]

Number one thing that I would look out for when I am inspecting a school for my child would be the quality of the teachers. And that would be known by the way they speak and carry themselves.

 

[Augusta]

it is always the general standard of the school. I look at the environment is it safe and secured. Do they have the right facilities and how professional are the teachers

 

[eLdavis]

Appearance plays a very important role, before people start looking into the teachers of the school if they are qualified or not, the first thing they see it's the school itself and the equipments it has. This is the first thing I would take note of, if the appearance is to my taste.

 

[Kera]

I would look at the environment and facilities first. Then, look out for the quality of teaching and class size.

 

[Kross]

I would check for the curriculum that they are using in the school. And from there, check the aesthetics of the school.

 

[Xtynehappy]

The school should be enrolled by the ministry of education, and that provides good quality education

 

[wiseman]

I would ensure the environment is clean.I would ensure it is situated in a non violent area.I would ensure the teachers give my child good treatment

 

[Fidelia]

The school should be enrolled by the ministry of education, and that provides good quality education

This is also very important for evaluating the school. As it is, schools that are approved by the Ministry of Education are the ones that have good curriculum.

 

[Xtynehappy]

I would be curious to know how the school performs, the discipline for the students, the learning environment and maybe the amount of school fees required.