A-Z Franchise Directory
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Bluebird Care
Care services
Bluebird Care is the foremost care franchise in the UK and is part of the Interim Healthcare Inc. Group, one of the largest homecare franchisors in the world. Bluebird Care is well known for providing a high quality of homecare throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland. It is this reputation that has led to a number of national accounts, working with major care and insurance brands including Bupa Home Healthcare and Allianz Insurance.
The homecare market in the UK is worth in the region of £20billion annually and is growing, offering a fantastic business opportunity. Bluebird Care is a management franchise and a major player in this marketplace.
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 199 BFA MEMBERSHIP FULL INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £37,500 + vat MINIMUM INVESTMENT £35,000
CHARLES HOUSE, CHARLES STREET, PETERSFIELD HANTS GU32 3EH
Our franchise owners recruit and manage a team of care staff who provide a much-needed service of care to people, both young and old, in their own home. This enables them to live as normal a life as possible.
No other care franchise offers the depth of experience in care and franchising and this unique blend of experience means our franchise owners receive exceptional support and assistance with their businesses.
Our franchise owners do not require experience of the industry; we are looking for management experience, people skills and, above all, an empathy for what we do.
TEL 01730 260 026 EMAIL
franchises@bluebirdcare.co.uk WEB
www.bluebirdcare.co.uk
ComputerXplorers
@BBCFranchises Franchise with Bluebird Care Bluebird Care UK Franchises
ICT education
ComputerXplorers is part of the world’s largest education franchised network whose goal is to help children discover their own technology and computer skills through exploration.
A home-based franchise, ComputerXplorers offers weekly classes to children aged three-13 years in settings ranging from nursery schools, playgroups, school clubs, summer camps, primary schools and other community venues.
NUMBER OF OUTLETS 12 BFA MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATE INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE £10,000 MINIMUM INVESTMENT £29,500 + vat
UNIT 2, CARTWRIGHT COURT FOREST BUSINESS PARK BARDON LE67 1UE
“ComputerXplorers has been well received by those pupils who participate on a weekly basis. Through a range of interesting and fun activities, the children learn and develop their skills in ICT and enjoy the challenge of work with new programmes that are not included in the regular curriculum. The ComputerXplorers staff are very supportive and interested in the children’s development” – head teacher
With 11 million+ children and over 58,000 schools, the market potential is huge and, with a low-cost base, profi t margins are very healthy. ComputerXplorers is run by a very experienced management team and offers franchise owners extensive support including fi rst-class training, comprehensive marketing programmes and tools, own website for franchise owners, extensive Extranet, centralised marketing programmes, etc.
TEL 01530 513 308 EMAIL
edownes@computerxplorers.co.uk WEB
www.computerxplorers.co.uk
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