Children’s Party Planner Course
Centre of Excellence
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Overview
The party planning industry is currently booming, with every child looking to celebrate their special day in a special way a new business opportunity has arisen! This comprehensive course will teach you everything that you need to know about how to successfully plan and put together parties for children, whether its a themed party at home or a party held in a play centre or in a marquee. If you have good organizational skills, work well under pressure and love the excitement of a good party then this career path could be perfect for you. Party planning is an ideal career opportunity for anyone that likes the idea of working from home, running their own business, managing their own time and their own week. If you have children yourself then this type of business can easily be managed around your family commitments and can bring in a very lucrative income if you're willing to put in the time and commitment to making it a success.
As birthdays and other special events hold a great significance for children and their parents, it's important to know how to make children feel special and for everyone to feel relaxed on the big day and to have fun. The whole party planning process has become a big business opportunity as party planners are increasingly being hired for parties and special events as parents wish to relieve themselves of the stress and burden of planning the perfect party.
Achievement
CPD
Description
Course Syllabus:
Introduction
Module 1: Children Birthday Parties
How to Plan a Party
Meet the Clients
Select a Location
Creative Elements
Getting Organised
Skills You Need:
Picking a Theme
Costumes
Summary
Assessment
Module 2: The Finances
Creating a Budget
Determining Party Size
Starting Your Own Business
Envisioning and Planning
Your Business Plan
Legal Matters
Franchising
Start-Up Costs
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Assessment
Module 3: Running Your Business
Setting up Your Space
Hiring Staff
Vendors and Suppliers
Setting Your Fees
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Assessment
Module 4: Parties by Age
Parties by Age Groups
Party Favours
Keeping them Entertained
Ages and Themes
Guardians
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Assessment
Module 5: Places to Party
Parties at Home
Play Centre Parties
Outdoor Parties
Hiring a Venue
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Assessment
Module 6: Themed Parties
Disney
Frozen theme
Space theme
Sports theme
Figuring out a favourite theme
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Assessment
Module 7: Additional Things to Consider
The Timelines
Food
Games
Party Bags
Cleaning Up
Getting Paid
Lights and Sounds
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Module 8: Special Concerns
Food Allergies
Child Friendly Food
Emergency
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Assessment
Module 9: Let’s Party!
Starting the Day
For a smooth running party
Enjoying the Party
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Assessment
Module 10: Keeping It Green
Utensils
Location
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Assessment
Module 11: Party Planning for Children
Why do kids make the best guests?
Budget the Event
What kind of a party are you planning?
Location
Summary
Assessment
Module 12: Birthday Parties
Modern Birthday Parties
How can you plan a birthday party?
How To Organize A Good Birthday Party
Module 13: Parties for Other Occasions
Halloween Parties
Christmas Parties
Hanukkah Parties
End of School Parties
End of Summer Parties
Graduation Parties
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Assessment
Conclusion
Who is this course for?
anyone
Requirements
none
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