What can Engineering For Kids periodically establish regarding franchisee participation in promotional activities and events?

According to the 2025 Engineering For Kids Franchise Disclosure Document, Engineering For Kids may periodically establish rules, guidelines, and policies regarding franchisee participation in promotional activities and events. These promotional activities and events include, but are not limited to, camp fairs and school fairs. These rules and policies apply to activities that will or are reasonably expected to serve or draw potential customers and/or third-party sites located in geographic areas serviced by more than one Engineering For Kids business, and/or in connection with Virtual Programs during any period in which Engineering For Kids may authorize or require Virtual Programs.

This means that Engineering For Kids has the right to set the standards for how franchisees engage in promotional activities, especially when those activities could affect multiple franchise locations or involve virtual programs. This gives Engineering For Kids control over the brand's image and marketing strategies across different territories and online platforms.

For a prospective franchisee, this implies that you must adhere to any rules or policies Engineering For Kids sets regarding promotional events. This could include guidelines on how to represent the brand, what materials to use, and how to interact with potential customers. It also means that Engineering For Kids can mandate participation in certain promotional activities, particularly those that involve multiple territories or virtual programs. Franchisees should stay informed about any changes to these rules and policies to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.