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English Just Makes Sense: Franchise Opportunities at Wall Street Institute |
Why English?
It is estimated that over $50 billion is spent in the global market by people learning English as a second language. English is, without a doubt, the international language of business. People from all walks of life know that in order get ahead, they must learn English to be successful.
Because English is so widely accepted, it has often been referred to as a "global language." And while English is not an official language in many countries, it is currently the language most often taught as a second language. In fact, countless English books, magazines, and newspapers are available in many countries around the world.
As a result of the English language's universal nature, and with today's global economy, the number of people who want to learn business English will continue to grow. 2 million people have chosen Wall Street Institute to help achieve their English language goals thus far-and we continue to be one of the top locations worldwide that adults choose to learn English.
Why Wall Street Institute?
For us, franchising is essential to our philosophy. Locally-owned business units offer excellent flexibility, efficiency, and proximity to the local market. In the business of teaching business English and English as a second language, the ability to personalize is key.
At Wall Street Institute, we offer our franchisees:
A business with precise,
well-defined know-how
Our system is precise, reliable, and proven
to manage at all stages and areas of the
business.
Assistance
We have expert specialized staff that
provides all necessary training and
assistance in adapting systems and products
to the circumstances of each market. This
results in correctly transferring know-how
to each new management team.
Support
At Wall Street Institute, we are dedicated
to responding to the needs of each of our
Franchise Operators.
Commitment
We are committed to constantly improving the
organization.
Exclusivity
Wall Street Institute franchisees have
exclusivity within a territory for the
development of a unique system and product.
Partner Considerations
Wall Street Institute is seeking experienced business professionals ready to operate a multi-unit network of English language learning centers. Exclusive city-sized territories are available for development. These territories will hold at least 3 and often many more Wall Street Institute centers.
Partners should have minimum capital available for investment of $1 million to $3 million. $500,000 – $700,000 of this capital will be required for launching the Pilot Center. The additional capital is required to assure that the openings of future centers will occur according to the development schedule.
Partners should have sufficient general business experience to provide general management and strategic leadership. Strong preference is given to individuals with consumer retail, for–profit education, or service industry experience.
Partners should have extensive experience operating in the local market.
Relationship Terms
Initial development of primary metropolitan markets
Royalties, standard eduction material purchase requirements, center opening fees
Expansion options based upon primary market performance
No sub–franchise rights
Interested parties are encouraged to contact Franchise@wsi-ksa.com
