Brave enough?
Recruitment
franchise opportunities
Believe in your ability and keen to have your own business, but not sure how to handle
the back office functions? Prefer to take control of your own destiny and reap the full
rewards of your labour? Fortune favours the brave.
Select Franchising is approaching its third decade of operation, is part of the second
largest HR services company in the world, and is the only recruitment franchisor to be
recognised as a Sunday Times Top 100 Company.
Our industry leading franchise model offers:
• a choice of three established and unique brands: Select Appointments (office staff),
Parkhouse Recruitment (industrial, technical and engineering staff) and Select
Hospitality
• access to our corporate infrastructure, including quality systems, marketing,
sales support and major contracts, debt factoring and finance support, HR,
IT and property advice, together our commitment to your business success
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• a comprehensive induction and training programme, meaning no previous
recruitment experience is required.
We are full members of the REC, the British Franchise Association and winners of the
coveted Best Franchisee Marketing Support Award and Franchise Recruitment Team of
the Year.
Interested in becoming part of our £26.6 billion industry? We are currently looking for
passionate, ambitious individuals to become our franchise partners in territories that
complement our network of offices throughout the UK and Ireland.
Be brave. Visit
www.selectfranchising.co.uk for more details about
becoming a franchise partner with Select Franchising, or contact
Claire Putnam on 0044 (0)1582 811654 for a confidential discussion.
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