Steps 2 Success
Step 1. Contact Us. We invite you to contact us and meet our representatives to find out more about our Stay At Home opportunity.
Step 2. Complete the PIC. As part of our due diligence, we ask all candidates to complete The PIC Profile. The PIC is a web based questionnaire that is specifically designed to help make certain that Stay At Home is right for you.
Step 3. Submit your Application. Once we receive the results of your PIC Profile we will send you an application. This further helps us to determine your eligibility to become a Stay At Home franchisee.
Step 4. FDD Review Session. Our team will walk you through our Stay At Home Franchise Disclosure Document. We want to make sure that you fully understand the Franchise Agreement and the obligations and responsibilities of a franchise owner and the franchisor.
Step 5. Discovery Day. You’ve come this far and now you are invited to meet the staff at Stay At Home. This is a real informal “Howdie” where you have the opportunity to see our impressive offering firsthand.
Step 6. Quick Start Program. If you’ve qualified to become a Stay At Home franchise owner, then it’s time to sign the Franchise Agreement. You’ll then receive a quick-start packet which is more like a huge “Christmas Present” complete with marketing materials, promotional items, embroidered apparel, software, etc., and your weekly checklist of things to do prior to training. This helps you get your business up and running quickly, with our support team guiding you through the process.
Step 7. Attend Training. You’ll attend a comprehensive six-day training course located in Knoxville, TN that covers all aspects of your new Stay At Home business. This training course is led by a cadre of instructors and includes one-on-one sessions and plenty of hands-on learning activities.
Enjoy Being an Owner! Your completion of training signals the beginning of your exciting new career. You’re now part of a vibrant company with unlimited potential to “Do well for yourself, by doing good for others.™”
