Make their education your business

Start-up costs
Cost of franchising
Establishing a Study Centre requires some capital
outlay. The Kumon licence fee is only R7000 (2013
figures) and is payable prior to attending training.
Premises vary in cost considerably subject to local
market rates and a number of other factors. For
this reason, Kumon requires an initial amount of
R60,000.00 unencumbered funds to be proven prior
to approval as a franchisee. This amount will be
used for the set-up of your Centre.
Like any franchised business, the whole system works
because you, the franchisee, pay royalites to the
franchisor (Kumon Education SA (PTY) LTD). These
fees are for training, support, the use of the method,
name and brand as well as our work in building the
brand and developing the method.
• R154.00 of each subject fee (fully licenced
Instructor)
• R173.25 of each subject fee (provisionally licenced
Instructor)
• R110.00 of each enrolment fee
*These amounts are revised at the beginning of
January each year and in this document represent the
Kumon 2014 Royalty charges
Instructors also need to meet general business
costs such as rent and wages. On the other hand,
Kumon Instructors will also receive various subsidies
including, but not limited to:
• Subsidised marketing material and pre-designed
artwork
• Two year rental subsidy
• On-going professional development from Kumon
Attend one of our information sessions for more details
about start-up costs and potential earnings.
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