Franchise Focus Making a difference
A Tutor Doctor franchise offers greater fl exibility and the power to change lives
INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £29,700 T
utor Doctor is the fastest- growing in-home tutoring franchise in the world. With over 500 franchise units in 17 countries, franchisees are making a true impact in the lives of children across the globe.
Since UK operations began in 2009, the company has experienced growth of 50 per cent year on year and now sees 45 franchisees dominating in the UK marketplace. Out of all the territories globally, the UK has shown the fastest growth in like-for-like sales. Tutor Doctor franchisees are intelligent, driven people from all diff erent walks of life; they’re not all ex-teachers as you might think. In fact, 80 per cent of franchisees come from a corporate background. One thing they do all share is a passion for building a great business while improving the lives of children. Thanks to a solid, proven business model and a comprehensive training system, no background in education is required – anyone can achieve success. “We always wanted to do something
that makes a diff erence,” says Merri Goody, former HR director and now the owner of Tutor Doctor Colchester. “Now we have the best of both worlds: a successful business, a sense of community and a real pride that we’re giving our students the chance to achieve their dreams, too.” Tutor Doctor’s training programme is designed to help you launch your business quickly, successfully and profi tably. Its hands-on approach to support means that it is with you very step of the way. You benefi t from regular meetings, calls and ongoing training, as well as an annual global franchise conference where the whole network comes together to learn, celebrate and plan for the future. The Tutor Doctor franchise is a low-risk,
high-return on investment model with a proven track record: • Low overheads as franchisees can work from home
• Added fl exibility for family and a great work-life balance
• Tutors work on a self-employed basis so there’s no staff costs to worry about
• Network average net profi t margin of 20 to 30 per cent
• Top franchisees earned more than Tutor Doctor franchisees make a diff erence in their communities
£723,000 in 2016 with a 55 per cent gross profi t margin.
As the business owner, franchisees work with families to thoroughly assess a child’s needs and then carefully select the best-fi t tutor based on goals, personality and learning style. Instead of the tired old centre-based model, tutors visit students so that they can learn in the comfort of their own home at a time that suits them. For today’s very busy families, this is a real benefi t.
CEO Frank Milner says: “The secret to the brand’s success is a fantastic business model, partnered with the philosophy that every child can learn, but not every child learns in the same way.” As testament to Tutor Doctor’s unwavering culture of delivering outstanding results coupled with an exceptional level of customer support, 94 per cent of UK customers would recommend them to others.
To measure customer loyalty, Tutor Doctor uses the world-renowned Net Promoter Score (NPS) system developed by Bain & Company. The company proudly boasts an NPS result of 75, which puts them on par with companies such as Apple and Amazon. Tutor Doctor look for motivated, people- oriented individuals who want to own a franchise that enables them to have more fl exibility in their life, work from home, have complete control over their income and make a diff erence to others. With a Tutor Doctor business, you’re not just buying a franchise – you’re changing lives.
Tutor Doctor Education
www.franchise.tutordoctor.co.uk 0800 011 9729
June 2017 |
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Investment: £20k-£50k
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