Home Based Businesses 3
Specific Businesses you can start at home.
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How to
Start a Home-Based Day-Care Business
by Shari SteelsmithPaperback - 304 pages 5th Edition
Pub: 2006-12-01 ISBN: 0762741767 |
| Includes guidance on both the
financial and educational aspects of running a home-based day-care program, and tips for
successful business management as well as advice on caring for children. Suggestions for
establishing and maintaining a home-based business, communicating effectively with
children, and remediating potential problems are also included. |
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How
to Open & Operate a Financially Successful Child Care Service
by Tina MusialPaperback - 288 pages - with Companion CD-ROM
Pub: 2007-12-12 ISBN: 1601381158 |
| A child care service makes an
ideal home based or part-time business. Start-up costs are low. You do not need an office.
You do not need any costly special equipment. All you need to get started is an approved
facility and a desire to succeed. Here is the manual you need to be successful in this
highly profitable segment of the service industry. |
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Developing
and Administering a Child Care and Education Program
by Anne G. Dorsey, Dorothy June SciarraPaperback - 576 pages
Pub: 2006-03-24 ISBN: 1418001686 |
| Developing and Administering a
Child Care and Education Program, 6th Edition serves as a clear guide for new and
experienced directors and emphasizes the director's responsibility for being both a
program maintenance and a people maintenance leader. In keeping with the current movement
to standards-based programs, the text guides directors to understanding their role in
curriculum selection and development. |
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Health,
Safety, and Nutrition for the Young Child
by Lynn R MarotzPaperback - 576 pages - 7th Edition
Pub: 2008-01-03 ISBN: 1428320709 |
| Health, Safety and Nutrition for
the Young Child, 7th edition covers the contemporary health, safety and nutrition needs of
infant through school-age children in one comprehensive volume, with extensive coverage of
topics critical to the early identification of children's health conditions and the
promotion of children's well-being. |
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How to
Start a Home-Based Senior Care Business
by James L. FerryPaperback - 168 pages
Publish Date: 2010-01-05 ISBN: 0762750138 |
| All "How to Start a
Home-Based Business" series of books include: The scope of the business; Self
assessment: is this business right for you?; Writing a business plan; Managing the Money:
Accounting and bookkeeping information you need to run a financially healthy business;
Ethical, legal, and licensing issues; Marketing best bests; Internet strategy; As your
business grows: do you stay small, expand, or sell? |
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Start
Your Own Senior Services Business
by Jacquelyn Lynn, Charlene DavisPaperback - 224 pages
Pub: 2006-05-22 ISBN: 1932531947 |
| If you excel at helping others,
start a senior health-care business, tending to seniors in their homes or in your own
facility. If you enjoy varied activities and can easily multitask, consider a
transportation or errand service for homebound seniors. Light housekeeping, cooking,
shopping, fitness training and other services are also urgently needed. No matter what
kind of senior services business you want to start, this guide will put you on the road to
success. |
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