PlayBoard NI Webinar - Marketing Your School Age Childcare Service Amidst Economic Challenge
PlayBoard NI
Date: 7 October 2020
Time: 10:30am – 11:30am
Platform: Zoom
Many are finding that lower numbers of children are attending their setting and this causes financial difficulties and concern for the future sustainability of services.
Join us on Wednesday 7 October at 10:30am where we will discuss some key points to consider as you endeavour to promote your business in the current climate.
This webinar will be delivered by PlayBoard’s School Age Childcare Team and whilst it is aimed primarily at centre based provision, the underlying themes should be adaptable to suit all types of childcare provider.
To register to attend email [email protected] providing your name, email and the group you are representing.
Once registered, you will receive a link for the event via email. Please note, places are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Registrations close on 6 October at 4:00pm.
We hope to record the webinar to share the learning with others, so be aware that by registering, you are giving permission to take part in this recording.
Delivered by PlayBoard NI and supported by the Western Childcare Partnership
- Children and families
- Education/training
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