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is revising the current ICT curriculum and actively encouraging schools to engage with external education providers to assist with the delivery of computer science lessons.
ComputerXplorers has been at the
forefront of children’s ICT education for over 20 years and is well placed to become a major ICT partner for schools across the UK.
Andrew Green, owner of ComputerXplorers Cambridge and Chelmsford, said: “My wife and I were looking for a lifestyle business that we could run together that complemented our skills. With my wife being a higher level teaching assistant and me being an owner of many businesses over the years, ComputerXplorers looked to be an ideal fi t. “After months of research we committed to ComputerXplorers and can honestly say it was the best possible decision we could have made. The training and support we have received during our fi rst year has been fi rst class. The franchisor is always there when you need them and they let you
Andrew Green
get on with running your business when you don’t.
“Most importantly, we thoroughly enjoy what we are doing. The fi rst year has been a great success and we’re really looking forward to growing our ComputerXplorers business over the coming years”.
“ComputerXplorers has been at the forefront of children’s ICT education for over 20 years and is well placed to become a major ICT partner for schools across the UK”
A growing network There are currently 13 ComputerXplorers franchises operating across the UK; the network is expanding fast and covers territories as far apart as: Bristol and
Bath; the Cotswolds and Wyvern; Wales; Scotland; Oxfordshire; Bromley and Dartford; Middlesex; Cambridge and Chelmsford; Thames Valley; Birmingham East; West Surrey; and North Yorkshire. Alan Harrison, owner of ComputerXplorers West Surrey, commented: “The market for children- orientated franchises is huge, and I think being involved in new technologies is future proof. I like the commerciality of the ComputerXplorers model, where you have lots of smaller clients rather than one or two main customers.”
By your side from day one ComputerXplorers helps its franchise owners every step of the way, and provides comprehensive ongoing training so that every owner is 100 per cent confi dent in their business. As well as providing class plans, it invests resources into continuously developing new and exciting programmes and software, so it is always one step ahead. The team are there to support you and help develop your business. Jude Parker, owner of ComputerXplorers
North Yorkshire, said: “The initial training was very comprehensive, involving stints both here in the UK and over in the US, where ComputerXplorers was originally formed. Both the support and training is very much ongoing. ComputerXplorers do exactly what they promise they will do and it helps that they are such a nice team of people to work with. The business model is very attractive, with lots of opportunities to make a good profi t.“
“Most importantly, we thoroughly enjoy what we are doing. The fi rst year has been a great success and we’re really looking forward to growing our ComputerXplorers business over the coming years”
ComputerXplorers Computer tuition
www.computerxplorers.co.uk edownes@computerxplorers.co.uk 01530 513 308
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