Parker-Anderson Enrichment Franchise FDD, Costs & Fees (2026)

Parker-Anderson Enrichment is an educational franchise providing after-school programs and camps, offering a wide range of enrichment activities for children.

KEY FRANCHISE STATS

Franchisees

-30%

Franchise fee

$25,900 - $35,900

Investment

$46,000 - $141,000

Revenue (AUV)

n.a.

Parker-Anderson Enrichment is a leading provider of after-school and enrichment programs for kids. Founded in 1986 in Van Nuys, California, the company specializes in hands-on learning experiences under its "Fun Comes First" philosophy.

Headquartered in Van Nuys, it launched its first franchise in North Orange County in 2014 and now operates in multiple states across the country.

The franchise model offers diverse revenue streams and flexible operations. Franchisees deliver enrichment classes in public and private schools, community centers, summer camps, and birthday parties.

Core offerings include LEGO robotics, coding, mock trial, arts, sports, cooking, and science programs. There’s no need for a physical location—classes are held at partner venues, and a proprietary online management tool streamlines scheduling, operations, and marketing.

Initial investment

The initial investment required for a Parker-Anderson Enrichment franchise is $46,000 - $141,000. That is the total cost you would need to finance if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of Expenditure	Amount
Initial Franchise Fee	$25,900 - $35,900
Materials	$1,900 - $6,600
Office Rent	$0 - $7,420
Office Equipment and Supplies	$0 - $4,000
Office Software	$0 - $1,900
Telephone	$380 - $1,320
Travel, Salary, Living Expenses During Training	$640 - $4,000
Background Checks	$56 - $640
Business Licenses and Permits	$180 - $640
Professional Fees	$1,900 - $4,700
Forming an Entity	$0 - $4,700
Insurance	$1,900 - $9,300
Additional Sums for Purchase of Assets of an Existing Franchisee’s Operations	$0 - $40,000
Additional Funds – 6 Months	$12,650 - $20,000
Total	$45,506 - $141,120

Type of Expenditure	Amount
Initial Franchise Fee	$25,900 - $35,900
Materials	$1,900 - $6,600
Office Rent	$0 - $7,420
Office Equipment and Supplies	$0 - $4,000
Office Software	$0 - $1,900
Telephone	$380 - $1,320
Travel, Salary, Living Expenses During Training	$640 - $4,000
Background Checks	$56 - $640
Business Licenses and Permits	$180 - $640
Professional Fees	$1,900 - $4,700
Forming an Entity	$0 - $4,700
Insurance	$1,900 - $9,300
Additional Sums for Purchase of Assets of an Existing Franchisee’s Operations	$0 - $40,000
Additional Funds – 6 Months	$12,650 - $20,000
Total	$45,506 - $141,120

Franchise Disclosure Document

Below is Parker-Anderson Enrichment's 2024 Franchise Disclosure Document. Upgrade to Pro or purchase the FDD to view and download the document.

Number of units

Parker-Anderson Enrichment had 15 total units in 2024, of which 14 were franchised-owned and 1 company-owned.

Frequently Asked Questions

Competitors

Below are some of

Parker-Anderson Enrichment

key competitors in the

Tutoring

sector.

Franchise

New

-30%

8.00%

$46,000

$141,000

n.a.

Kumon

$50K - $100K

1671

New

$30 x new enrolled students

$74,000

$166,000

n.a.

SpiderSmart

$50K - $100K

New

$80,000

$139,000

n.a.

Tutor Doctor

$50K - $100K

New

n.a.

8.00%

$94,000

$221,000

n.a.

Fundraising University

$50K - $100K

New

7.25%

$80,000

$84,000

$895,000

n.a.

JEI Learning Center

$50K - $100K

New

-20%

$23 - $35 per subject

$61,000

$111,000

n.a.

Best Brains

$25K - $50K

116

New

-1%

14.00%

$29,000

$118,000

n.a.

Training

Parker-Anderson Enrichment provides a comprehensive training program for franchisees and their managers to ensure they are prepared to run the business effectively.

Initial Training: Franchisees and their designated managers are required to complete an initial training program before starting operations. The program must be completed to the franchisor’s satisfaction at least 14 days before opening, and may be waived if the individual has prior relevant experience with the brand.
Additional Training: If the franchisee requests extra training or if the franchisor deems it necessary, the franchisee must pay the standard daily rate for training—$275 per half day or $550 per full day. This includes training for new managers or other situations where additional assistance is provided.
Conferences and Ongoing Education: The franchisor may hold optional or mandatory conferences that the franchisee must attend if designated. These may involve fees and require covering all associated travel and lodging costs.
In-House Training Requirements: Franchisees are responsible for conducting in-house training and meetings for their staff as specified by the franchisor to ensure all personnel remain up to date with operational standards and techniques.

Territory Protection

Parker-Anderson Enrichment grants franchisees a defined territory, often based on the number of public and private elementary schools within the area. While the franchisor commits not to open another Parker-Anderson franchise within this territory if the franchisee is in compliance, the franchisee does not receive exclusive territory rights. Competition from other franchisees or the franchisor's own outlets is possible.

Franchisees must not solicit or advertise outside their designated territory and need written permission to deliver services beyond their area. Even with defined boundaries, the franchisor reserves the right to authorize non-Parker-Anderson businesses or other ventures that may operate in the same region.