Educational Background of
Educational Background of
Educational Background of
KOTA SAMARAHAN
Kota Samarahan has a concentration of universities
and educational facilities and thus forms the main
Sarawak's research and development centre.
Institutions of higher learning in the area include
Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Universiti Teknologi
MARA, Tun Abdul Razak Teacher's Training College,
Industrial Training Institute Samarahan (ILP), Sarawak
International Medical Centre (SIMC), SK Dato’ Traoh,
SMK Kota Samarahan etc...
MARKET SIZE
First and foremost, one-to-one tuition center is
appropriate for the pupil who has been taught a
skill in the classroom, and subsequent efforts have
failed to secure it.
It is not uncommon in i.e. mathematics that current learning has
been hampered by a previous misconception and for a number of
very low attaining pupils, a lack of experience inhibits their progress.
This is sometimes the case among pupils new to English, those who
have a limited vocabulary for their age, or those who have not had
much opportunity to participate in sustained talk or reading.
TARGET MARKET
NO STUDENT GROUP LEVEL SUBJECT OFFER
Primary School
No School Enrolemen
1 SK Muara Tuang 873
2 SK Meranek 541
3 SK Endap 378
4 SK Kampung Melayu 243
5 SK Mang 175
Total 2210
IPTA Student
No Enrolemen
1 High Education Institution 6000
COMPETITOR
PUSAT
TUISYEN
SISWA
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WENESDAY
THUSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Example :
Ali Bin
6 5.50 RM33.00 RM16.50 RM16.50 RM33.00
Ahmad
Chon Leh
8 5.50 RM44.00 RM22.00 RM22.00 RM44.00
Ting
4 Other 9% 22,500
COMPETITIORS
After entering business
No Name of Competitor Market Share Market Sales (RM)
4 Other 7% 17,500
One To One
Tuition Center
COMPETITIONS STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS
NO NAME OF COMPETITOR’S STRENGTH WEAKNESS
MARCH 21559
AUGUST 25,007
Maintain operation
SEPTEMBER 27,508
OCTOBER 29050
Student are busy with public
NOVEMBER 23,106 examinations for school and semester
examination for IPTA
DISEMBER 24500
TOTAL 250,000
MARKETING STRATEGIES
(Marketing Mix)
7P’s
1. Product
It must provide value to a customer
but does not have to be tangible at
the same time. Basically, it involves
introducing new products or
improvising the existing products.
2. Price
Pricing must be competitive and must
entail profit. The pricing strategy can
comprise discounts, offers and the
like.
3. Place
It refers to the place where the
customers can buy the product and how
the product reaches out to that place.
This is done through different
channels, like internet, wholesalers and
retailers.
4. Promotion
It includes the various ways of
communicating to the customers of what
the company has to offer. It is about
communicating about the benefits of using a
particular product or service rather than just
talking about its features.
PRODUCT PROMOTION STRATEGIES
WEB-SITE
ELECTRONIC
EMAIL
BROCHURE
PRINTED
SIGNBOARD
NEWSPAPER
5. People
People refer to the
customers, employees, management and
everybody else involved in it. It is essential
for everyone to realize that the reputation of
the brand that you are involved with is in
the people's hands.
6. Process
It refers to the methods and process of
providing a service and is hence essential to
have a thorough knowledge on whether the
services are helpful to the customers, if they
are provided in time, if the customers are
informed in hand about the services and many
such things.
7. Physical (evidence)
It refers to the experience of using a
product or service. When a service goes
out to the customer, it is essential that
we help them see what they are buying or
not.
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