FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £90,000 It adds up! Mathnasium - a business that changes lives, starting with yours M


athnasium is a revolution in maths education, with a proprietary teaching method


and more than 22,000 curriculum resources to help children aged four to 16 to catch up and get ahead. Proven to achieve outstanding results, educational experts and mathematicians have developed the Mathnasium Method over the last 40 years and continue to evolve and refine the prograe to ensure its meeting the needs of over 1,200 learning centres globally.


You don’t need teaching experience Mathnasium is expanding rapidly in the UK and looking for ambitious people to build a business that matters. Our franchisees come from a background of success in a range of industries including professional serices financial serices and management consultancy. This is an opportunity to capture a


share of the skyrocketing £6.5billion UK private tuition market, and the rewards are so uch ore than ust financial you can make a real difference to hundreds of children in your local community. Using a subscription-based model and encouraging children to visit regularly, you’ll have stable, recurring income and a predictable cashow.


“Capture a share of the £6.5billion UK tuition market”


Mathnasium are as passionate about


supporting franchisees as they are about transforming children’s lives, and as a global franchise brand provide all the systes to support you offer full training on how to deliver the Mathnasium Method and support to guide you on a realistic, attainable plan to grow your centre eerything fro help with choosing the right centre location, to hiring instructors and providing


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comprehensive marketing collateral and a bespoke CRM to help you build a successful business. Each franchisee operates within their


own exclusive territory, carefully mapped according to the demographics of the area. Your role focuses on growing and developing your business: managing your instructors, building local relationships, speaking with parents and promoting your services.


“There’s the great financial element


of it, but the value is just…irreplaceable.” Rab S, multi-centre Mathnasium franchisee


This is a business that matches your ambition, whether you want to run one centre or to go on to open two fie or more sites, employing a management team to help you. The investment needed to start your


franchise ranges from £90k-£160k, dependent on location, and including working capital until breakeven. Mathnasium have a relationship with lenders who will offer franchisees up to 75% funding for their investment. In return, successful franchisees can


expect to generate an income of more than  per annu per centre the best-performing franchisees comfortably


exceed this. And while offering potentially exceptional ROI, a Mathnasium franchise also presents a substantial asset when the time is right for you to sell. Whether a child struggles in maths or


needs a greater challenge athnasius proven approach delivers results, as custoer reiews show they truly change lives through maths every day. And that’s exactly what a Mathnasium


franchise can do for you too. If you’re looking for a management franchise with a proprietary method that has successfully helped millions of children globally and is rapidly growing in the UK, then we’d love to hear from you.


“Doing something I love,


changing lives, and being able to have independence and financial goals met … that’s why Mathnasium has been perfect for me.” Karen L, multi-centre Mathnasium franchisee. 


MATHNASIUM Maths tuition 020 7078 7247 franchising@mathnasium.co.uk mathnasium.co.uk/franchise-uk


Investment level: £50k-£100k


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