Are Engineering For Kids Programs traditionally conducted in person?

According to the 2025 Engineering For Kids Franchise Disclosure Document, the brand's programs, which include seminars, classes, camps, workshops, conferences, and other activities in math, science, technology, and engineering, have traditionally been conducted in person. This suggests that the core business model has historically relied on face-to-face interaction with students.

However, the document also mentions that Engineering For Kids Businesses may offer programs at various locations, including community centers, parks, recreation centers, afterschool care centers, schools (referred to as "Third Party Sites"), and even customers' homes for special events. This indicates a degree of flexibility in program delivery locations, even if the primary mode has been in-person. Franchisees need to secure approval to operate at an EFK Center Location.

For prospective franchisees, this information highlights the importance of being prepared to manage and deliver programs in a variety of settings. While the traditional approach has been in-person, the ability to adapt to different locations and potentially offer services at special events could be a key factor in reaching a wider customer base and maximizing revenue. Franchisees should inquire about any recent changes to program delivery methods and whether Engineering For Kids plans to incorporate virtual or hybrid models in the future.