Thinking of starting your own craft business?
Thinking of starting up your own business
in the craft industry? Have you thought about franchising?
Starting your own business is a truly-life changing decision, which requires extensive thought, research and consideration, but there are options out there which could help turn your passion into profits.
Join the UK’s leading creative activities franchise today and have the flexibility to run your own business with the support of a leading brand. Now, with three separate franchise revenue streams available, you can choose which area of creativity you wish to focus on, children, schools, adults or all three!
Family Fun – Children’s classes and activities that suit a whole range of ages. From babies first Christmas or Father’s Day, to boys and girls aged 2-11 being creative individually as a group. With these classes developed in line with the government EYFS and delivered in a safe, friendly and encouraging environment, these classes are the perfect opportunity to bring new mums, siblings and the whole family together.
Create Club – With the squeeze on creativity in the education system, our programmes have been developed to bring the Arts in to STEM (STEAM) which are delivered through after school clubs, workshops, home education groups and holiday clubs. Having won the prestigious “Innovation in Children’s Education” award, our structured sessions help bring creativity in to all areas of the curriculum, history, PSHE, world culture, wellbeing and much more.
Adult Creativity – Focusing on adults in varying environments, such as local cafes, garden centres, retirement homes, and wine bars this franchise model brings creativity to a mature but expanding customer base. From weekly ‘crafternoon’ teas, monthly crafting and prosecco nights, or even ad-hoc local ‘make and take’ masterclasses, adult crafting is very much about socialising, fun and getting hands-on.
Contact Maggie today if you’re interested in your own flexible creative business on 01395 239 700 or email: maggie@thecreationstation.co.uk and visit www.thecreationstation.co.uk
