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Business Proposal

By: Samina, Annie, Abby

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Tutoring service/business

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Goals and Objectives

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Why?

We chose this specific service for our business because it is beneficial to students who require assistance with education and academics; there is a large demand for it.

How?

By creating a helpful business to fulfill a student’s/parent’s goals in school.

This service is designed with a simplified cost structure and business model in mind.

What?

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Our service elements

=> for students/parents willing to help their children

Fixed Cost (Initial Startup Costs)

Variable Cost Per Unit

Training Cost

  • Trained by professionals:

Materials/Equipment: pens, paper for tests and homework, textbooks

Legal fees

Labor/Income

Promoting, Marketing

Students

Transportation

Advertising/Marketing/Promoting online

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Important Strategies

  1. We offer professionally trained teachers
  2. We have training for teachers outside tutoring classes that will expand their knowledge, ways in teaching students.

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4. We have specific, and ecological prices for hours per student

2. Team up/collab with bigger companies to expand your business

  • Contact bigger, more popular companies on online platforms.

3. Build websites, online profiles

  • Make profiles for our business on online platforms.

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Benefits from our Strategies

⇾ This indicates that our service is unique compared to others, better than our competitors

Earn a lot of money through tutoring needed for customers.

Students this year are enrolled in a new, harder program compared to the past year’s education, with many students finding it challenging to process. This is where our tutoring program comes in.

Encourages higher level of thinking.

While tutoring your students are more common in lower grades, higher grades sometimes don’t have the right resources to strengthen their knowledge. This is where the tutoring comes in, specially designed for all grades.

Improves academic performance, and personal growth.

Tutoring students in grades below can help you have good memory, since the stuff we are learning right now can be carried on until university and your future jobs.

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Variable costs

Per unit

Labor

200.000VND

Students (max)

50.000 VND

Material

50.000 VND

Transportation

70.000 VND

TOTAL COST

370.000 VND

Fixed costs

Per unit

Training

6.000.000 VND

Legal fees

3.000.000 VND

Marketing

800.000 VND

Insurance for teachers

250.000 VND

TOTAL COST

10.050.000

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The breakeven point

The break-even point is the point at which total cost and total revenue are equal, meaning there is no loss or gain for your small business. In other words, you've reached the level of production at which the costs of production equals the revenues for a product. => Meaning the breakeven point must equal to 0 starting from the loss and then ending with the profit earned.

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The profit

Existence

Determining costs

Survival

Revenue, and Total Cost

Take-Off

Getting the 20% Profit

Success

Reaching the Breakeven Point

Profit is the money a company makes after deducting all expenses. Whether it's a lemonade stand or a publicly traded multinational corporation, the basic purpose of every business is to make money, therefore business performance is dependent on profitability in all of its indications.

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How much money do we need from investors?

According to the table, in order to achieve a 20% profit we’like to ask 30% of the total cost (which will be 47 673 000 VND) needed in exchange the investors will gain 30% of the company shares.

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Our final strategy/plan

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The first in our strategy is finding the initial variable and fixed costs. These costs will help us determine what we specifically need in the service - the price payments used for each cost.

Profit and points

The second stage is finding the revenue, total costs, breakeven points and profit.. This will help us determine the elements needed to start promoting and investing for future - costs.

2.

Marketing, Promoting

The third stage is one of the most important parts that will get the attention of our target customers. Simply promoting online such as making posters, advertising online to show what our business is about.

3.

Investing

Lastly, we have to contact other people (especially investors and bigger companies) to give us amounts of money to boost the income from our business. This will lead us to a tutoring company with great income and an effective lead.

4.

Initial Startup Costs

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Fixed Cost + (Variable Cost * Target Hour Unit) = Money Spent

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Selling Price * Target Hour Unit = Revenue

Revenue is the money generated from normal business operations.

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Thank you for listening to our presentation!