Learning Center Franchise
Learning Center Franchise
This is a multi-location tutoring business operating under a nationally known franchise brand. Centers offer diagnostic assessments and individualized instruction in reading, math, writing and study skills, plus homework help and SAT/ACT prep. Reading and math make up about 80% of revenue. Instruction is delivered in the centers, online, and inside local public schools. Most students are K-12 kids who are one to three years behind grade level, and many stay a full school year or longer. About a third of new students come from referrals by other families. Since COVID, school and state-funded tutoring contracts have grown from under 10% of revenue to more than a third, which gives the business a revenue stream that doesn’t depend on family budgets. The business holds a protected franchise territory covering several counties and has served these communities for decades. Its curriculum is aligned to state academic standards, which state contracts require, and the owner has long-standing relationships with principals and superintendents across the market. A director runs each center day to day, supported by part-time certified teachers whose average tenure is three years or more. The owner works about 20 hours a week on administration, franchisor reporting and school relationships, and those duties can be delegated.
Retirement
All centers are in leased retail and office space south of Indianapolis, within about an hour of downtown. The sale includes instruction furniture, nearly 100 iPads with carts, center computers, curriculum and testing materials, and customer records. Real estate, cash, receivables and lease deposits are not included, and the seller keeps or recovers all lease deposits.
The state’s tutoring program recently changed its eligibility requirements, which increases the number of students who qualify. A full-time owner could spend more time on school outreach, hire daytime teachers for in-school work, and grow monthly membership plans.
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Learning Center Franchise
This is a multi-location tutoring business operating under a nationally known franchise brand. Centers offer diagnostic assessments and individualized instruction in reading, math, writing and study skills, plus homework help and SAT/ACT prep. Reading and math make up about 80% of revenue. Instruction is delivered in the centers, online, and inside local public schools. Most students are K-12 kids who are one to three years behind grade level, and many stay a full school year or longer. About a third of new students come from referrals by other families. Since COVID, school and state-funded tutoring contracts have grown from under 10% of revenue to more than a third, which gives the business a revenue stream that doesn’t depend on family budgets. The business holds a protected franchise territory covering several counties and has served these communities for decades. Its curriculum is aligned to state academic standards, which state contracts require, and the owner has long-standing relationships with principals and superintendents across the market. A director runs each center day to day, supported by part-time certified teachers whose average tenure is three years or more. The owner works about 20 hours a week on administration, franchisor reporting and school relationships, and those duties can be delegated.
Retirement
All centers are in leased retail and office space south of Indianapolis, within about an hour of downtown. The sale includes instruction furniture, nearly 100 iPads with carts, center computers, curriculum and testing materials, and customer records. Real estate, cash, receivables and lease deposits are not included, and the seller keeps or recovers all lease deposits.
The state’s tutoring program recently changed its eligibility requirements, which increases the number of students who qualify. A full-time owner could spend more time on school outreach, hire daytime teachers for in-school work, and grow monthly membership plans.
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This is a multi-location tutoring business operating under a nationally known franchise brand. Centers offer diagnostic assessments and individualized instruction in reading, math, writing and study skills, plus homework help and SAT/ACT prep. Reading and math make up about 80% of revenue. Instruction is delivered in the centers, online, and inside local public schools. Most students are K-12 kids who are one to three years behind grade level, and many stay a full school year or longer. About a third of new students come from referrals by other families. Since COVID, school and state-funded tutoring contracts have grown from under 10% of revenue to more than a third, which gives the business a revenue stream that doesn’t depend on family budgets. The business holds a protected franchise territory covering several counties and has served these communities for decades. Its curriculum is aligned to state academic standards, which state contracts require, and the owner has long-standing relationships with principals and superintendents across the market. A director runs each center day to day, supported by part-time certified teachers whose average tenure is three years or more. The owner works about 20 hours a week on administration, franchisor reporting and school relationships, and those duties can be delegated.
Retirement
All centers are in leased retail and office space south of Indianapolis, within about an hour of downtown. The sale includes instruction furniture, nearly 100 iPads with carts, center computers, curriculum and testing materials, and customer records. Real estate, cash, receivables and lease deposits are not included, and the seller keeps or recovers all lease deposits.
The state’s tutoring program recently changed its eligibility requirements, which increases the number of students who qualify. A full-time owner could spend more time on school outreach, hire daytime teachers for in-school work, and grow monthly membership plans.
