Undergraduate thesis (Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in) -- Foundation University, Dumaguete City, Philippines, 2013.

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ABSTRACT
Title of the study: A FEASIBILITY STUDY ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF 3E
LEARNING CENTER IN BOGO, TACLOBO, DUMAGUETE CITY
Authors:
ABLAY, ANABELL P., BSBA-OM IV
CADAN0, ELSIE A., BSBA-OM II
CATAN, ROJIEL G., BSBA-OM IV
DEIMOS, JEFFREY I., BSBA-OM IV
RAFAL, MARK ANTHONY T., BSBA-OM IV
School:
Foundation University
Dr. Miciano Road, Dumaguete City
Date Completed:
OCTOBER 1, 2014
lIt was the objective of the study to determine the feasibility of establishing
a learning center for differently abled individuals. The name of the proposed
project is 3E Learning Center. The specific areas that are considered in this
study are the folowing: The feasibility of the proposed project in marketing
aspect; the feasibility of the proposed project in terms of its management aspect;
the technical feasibility of the proposed project; the financial liability of the
proposed project and the socio-economic desirability and acceptability of the
proposed project.
Descriptive research method was employed to collect the information
concerning the target markets capacity and willingness to undergo training with
the use of survey questionnaire as a primary data-gathering tool for data-
collection. Sloven's formula was use to get the sample size of 215 respondents.
The suvey questionnaires prepared were distributed to the respondents and
were collected.
The study shows that the proposed project is feasible from marketing,
nagement, technical, financial and soclo-economic point of vlew. Malority of
the respondents are willing to undergo skills training with 112 or 52% responses,
thus, it implies that the proposed project will hit the market. A total of 9
employees will be employed and are properly compensated with salaries wages
and benefits based on the labor code requirements. The proposed project is
profitable based on the computation in the financial statement. The return on
investment is at 26% on the first year and a payback period of 3 years, 1 month.
Lastly, the proposed project will contribute to the income of the government and
generate employment.