Edu Rooms

🏫 Education Room 1 A compact classroom ideal for intensive sessions, coaching, and small-group learning.

A compact classroom ideal for intensive sessions, coaching, and small-group learning. 🎯 Key Usage Scenarios: • Language tutorials and conversation groups • Coaching and mentoring programs • One-on-one and micro-group workshops • Private training for NGOs or startups • Community-focused education formats 💶 Monetization Strategy: Hourly rental for trainers/coaches: €30–50/hour Fixed course formats (6–8 weeks): €120–180 per seat?? B2B use: space for company training sessions or NGO partner programs

📘 Education Room 2

A larger-format classroom suitable for regular courses, seminars, and blended learning. 🎯 Key Usage Scenarios: • Full language courses (Estonian A1–B2, English, German) • Digital skills workshops (MS Office, Canva, ChatGPT for work) • Adult education and retraining programs • Preparatory classes for international students • Weekly public lectures or "open school" formats 💶 Monetization Strategy: Program-based tuition: €150–250 per seat??? Partnered programs with schools & municipalities (per session fee or % split) Room rentals for educational providers: €40–60/hour

📅 Example Monthly Use

Education Room 1 – 40 m²

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Mon–Fri: 10:00–20:00 — private coaching, language tutoring

Mon/Wed/Fri evenings: closed group workshops

Saturday: mentoring or NGO training days

Education Room 2 – 54 m²

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Mon–Fri: 09:00–12:00 — language courses

Mon–Fri: 13:00–16:00 — digital skills or retraining

Evenings: open lectures or adult ed.

Weekends: full-day creative intensives

♻️ Sustainability Strategy – Education Rooms 1 & 2

The educational spaces at KOSMOS are designed not only as revenue generators, but as core infrastructure for long-term community engagement, recurring foot traffic, and eligibility for external funding. While monthly operations may show a modest deficit when content is fully produced in-house, several strategic layers ensure sustainability over time.

🧩 1. Partner-Delivered Programs

Shift part of the content delivery to trusted third-party providers (language schools, NGOs, private coaches) who pay for space use, reducing staffing costs and increasing rental income.

Goal: 30–40% of sessions delivered by external partners

🎓 2. Grant Alignment & Public Support

Proactively pursue city, national, and EU-level grants related to:

Lifelong learning
Integration and language acquisition
Youth development
Digital literacy and inclusion

Goal: cover 30–50% of educator and admin costs via cultural & education funding

💼 3. Modular Monetization

Balance premium content (paid masterclasses) with free community offerings, supported by sponsor brands or institutional partners.

Example: sponsored lecture series, branded community learning events

📈 4. Strategic Value Beyond Cash Flow

Generates daily traffic to the building
Builds loyal, returning user base
Improves access to long-term tenants and anchor partnerships
Positions KOSMOS as a hub for cultural and educational inclusion, strengthening all other offerings

📌 Conclusion:
Education Rooms may not be profit centers in isolation, but they are key drivers of relevance, engagement, and funding eligibility, forming the backbone of a socially resilient, mission-driven cultural venue.

Education Rooms