A look inside
Tick off what you can confirm at each program. Leave a box blank if a question goes unanswered, because that tells you something too.
How to use it
- Take it along to an open house or demo class.
- Tick what you can confirm. Leave a box blank if a question goes unanswered.
- Compare two or three programs side by side on the last page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Look for a program that covers communication, empathy, and collaboration, not only stage confidence. The free CueKids checklist helps you check that before you choose.
Yes. CueKids offers a free Parent’s Checklist for choosing a kids’ personality development program. Fill in the short form on this page to get the PDF.
Ask every program the same questions and note the age group, fees, trial class, and batch size side by side. The CueKids checklist has a comparison table for up to three programs.
A good class has a structured curriculum, hands-on practice, regular feedback, and skills your child can use at home and school. Use the free CueKids checklist to check this at each program.
Look for a program that builds confidence gradually, with small batches and trainers who know how to handle shy children. The CueKids checklist includes a question to ask the coordinator about exactly this.
Ask for the syllabus, a sample session, the batch size, the trainer’s experience with children, and the trial and refund policy. The CueKids checklist lists these so you can tick them off before you enrol.
Check the age fit, clear learning goals, trainer experience, batch size, and how progress is shared with you. CueKids’ free Parent’s Checklist covers all of this, and you can download it from this page.
