It is a matter of business and personality. The first thing you have to achieve to differentiate yourself from your competition is to offer something different from the rest. All teachers are not the same and neither are all companies. So look for what makes you special, unique to enhance it.

Try to make your offer something different from the rest. For example, if you have a subsidized and private school, position yourself as a center with mobility of Erasmus teachers and students concerned both with training and with current problems in Europe and the world; inclusion and diversity, sustainability and environment, democratic values and digitization. That will make you different and attract more students.

How to get more students for your school?

Traditional loyalty

Educational Marketing

There is nothing that attracts more students than other satisfied students. Having your students with you for many years is the best thing you can do, they will probably talk about your school with other potential students and recommend you.

A satisfied and happy community is the best publicity that can exist, so try to retain them, try to keep them happy. You can organize activities such as vocational and professional orientation days, form an association of alumni that energizes this area, implement a higher level of professional training, but above all offer them a good education and you will never lack students.

Differentiate your center from the rest

Transform your center from within

An innovative educational institution is one capable of adapting to any situation by planning alternatives such as projecting educational playgrounds with traditional and eye-catching games, creating spaces within the center with more dynamic and multi-sensory classrooms for preschool and first cycle primary school students.

Modern and updated 3.0 library projects, digital computer classrooms where you can carry out both online and virtual training projects that allow the student not only to attend classes from home without the risk of contagion, but also make it possible to open up to the European Education Area on platforms such as E-twinning to promote the most widely spoken transnational languages such as English, German, French or Italian.