I think this idea is very good. According to the current rural market, it can really solve the worries of many families. But let's go to the local area first. Don't rush in. If it is worth doing through your own investigation and visit, do it boldly, but also coordinate with relevant departments. It's better to have security than no security.

It is not a problem to run a nursing class in the countryside. The question is whether anyone is willing to send their children to the nursery.

At present, with the accelerated development of urbanization in various regions, more and more rural people are entering cities, working hard to develop in cities and support their families. When they have a foothold in the city, they will buy houses and live in the city for a long time, which will lead to a sharp decline in the permanent population in rural areas, resulting in a series of problems such as "empty nesters" and "left-behind children".

The topic of the road, I am not talking about this problem, just saying that I have a remedial class in the countryside. I have experience in this field:

My uncle's cousin runs a cram school in this village. Their village is not too big. At the peak, the resident population was more than 1000, with only two or three hundred households. She cleaned up her yard a little, bought related children's play facilities and nap beds, and changed it into a family-style cram school. Because it was originally only to serve the neighbors in the village, the fees were not high, leaving only 30% profit margin for their own costs.

In fact, more remedial classes should be held in rural areas, depending on the price!

1. At present, many elderly people take care of their children in the countryside. If there are auxiliary shifts, it will be more conducive to the growth of children.

2. Your class should have certain characteristics, and you should think of your children wholeheartedly.

At the beginning of class, you may not make money or earn little, but you need to stick to it. I wish I had more children.

I think it's ok.

1. There are many migrant workers in the countryside now. They work hard to make money outside to make their children's lives better.

Children in rural areas are all brought up by the elderly, with little education. It is enough for children to eat and wear warm clothes, so parents want to find a place where they can coach their children.

3. See what remedial classes you want to teach. Personally, I suggest that you can choose calligraphy talents and help with your homework after class, but the fees should not be too high, and the food suggestions are nutritious. Well done, there is still a future.