Can starting school only for the elderly be lucrative?

[Bisolami]

Yeah a lot of business works with location. But it will be a good business if the elderly in your location comply

Exactly my point. If you are in an area that elders are willing to learn, you will know. There are no two ways about it

 

[Mikky]

The elderly ones here in my country decided to learn because they felt left out in the political affair' of the state or some just want more knowledge or better still experience what their kids went through as a student. If one can target some relatively simple course then the business might be more lucrative because the older folks have a lot on their mind so offering courses that won't strain their brain will help a lot.

 

[Hate2Wait]

I don't think it will be popular and profitable as mostly in our parts the elders are educated and if they are not then they are busy with their works and earning so they won't be interested in learning now so it may not work as planned

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

Establishing an adult education is a good and lucrative business.

 

[Springtime]

I'm not sure if it is a good business idea to start a school just for the elderly. In my location, there are many schools offering education to people of all ages. And the community centers here have volunteers to teach elderly to use computers and smart phones.

 

[Reedex]

Starting school for elderly people would be a very lucrative investment program that I would always want to try because it is much in high demand in some certain countries.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

I don't think it is a good business nowadays. It used to be back then when the illiteracy rate was quite high. Illiteracy level is quite low this days. There are not much adults who can't read or write.

 

[Bisolami]

You are right.
There are so many elderly people put there who would love to be educated.

Starting school for elderly people would be a very lucrative investment program that I would always want to try because it is much in high demand in some certain countries.

 

[eldavis]

I do not know much about this though but i feel it would not be that lucrative, due to the fact that most of these elderly where not able to attend school due to lack of capital, which means starting such school the school fees has to be affordable.

 

[Bisolami]

I do not know much about this though but i feel it would not be that lucrative, due to the fact that most of these elderly where not able to attend school due to lack of capital, which means starting such school the school fees has to be affordable.

If the school fees is affordable, they will get people to come and study in their school.

 

[IB D]

They used to cakknit evening school in my country. It was a good business as at that time. I don't really see them booming again these days. That's because you can just learn online for free.

 

[Stardom22]

ln my country the elderly education is not so much embraced and so that business is not likely to be profitable.

 

[Bisolami]

ln my country the elderly education is not so much embraced and so that business is not likely to be profitable.

It is not so much embraced here too. Well, we never can tell if it will be embraced in the elite part of my country which is mostly about the rich people

 

[bestwriter]

If there is demand it can be lucrative as I assume they will be charged more.

 

[nomad]

You will have to see the demand and supply. If there is demand but short supply, any business you want to start is likely to become successful

 

[King Belieal]

An adult school, as it were, would still be profitable now. It would hold in the evening but there must be an additional perk to make it work. You might try to get licensing to conduct a qualifying exams in the centre and that would attract patrons.

 

[Sanjeev]

I don't think, it would be beneficial as there would be less elderly student to get admission in the school.