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Preschool Organizational Structure

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In this week assignment I have gather information on how to organize and structures plan and ideas on how to start my own preschool. I realize that is important to have collaboration with in the external and internal staff to in order to see my ideas in a successful way. I realize that having collaboration with the Florida children access will help have better structure in terms of training, which myself and my staff will be able to take in the internet. Having the opportunity to have ways to maintain the preschool to be one of the best in this market myself and my staff must be well trained by a department like Florida Children Access. Not living in the size the Procare software which will provide me with different internet feature to have structure in the financial areas and management area to make sure my preschool run smoothly.
I understand that opening a preschool take time and many challenges will arrive, example finding the right location, making sure that is safety and have to know that …show more content…

According to (Sabunchi, 2007). Stated that the role of suitable creativity and organization structure, as two important influential features on efficiency and productivity, have importance and organization development, improvement of product and service quality, success in competition, employee motivation increase, job satisfaction, cost reduction, wastage of resources, product diversity, reduction of administrative bureaucracy and sitting behind a desk, and is an incentive of logicality and needs further studies and investigations. I had to make sure that my preschool be one of the most qualify in the zone in Riverview Tampa by having the best technology for my business. Knowing that I would be organize in any aspect to avoid confusing and challenges by implement a software that will save time and

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