Brand owner and local partner
The brand gives a local partner permission to use its name and way of working. The partner runs the centre under a written agreement.
Franchise Business Guide
Practical questions to ask before opening an education franchise.

The brand gives a local partner permission to use its name and way of working. The partner runs the centre under a written agreement.
Ask which fees are upfront, recurring or optional, and which costs are paid directly to suppliers.
Compare permitted use of the brand, territory, term and what happens at renewal.
Your Franchise at a Glance
Plan a reception, a counselling area and space for classes and hands-on practice. The layout depends on the academy you choose. Share your floor plan before you rent or buy a space.
Choose a training business that fits your interests: aviation with Alroz Aviation or makeup with ICMA.
Ask us about planning your setup, finding trainers, course materials, local marketing and student admissions. We will confirm what is included in writing.
Use this as a starting estimate. Ask for a written quote that lists the franchise fee and setup costs separately. Your city, space and equipment can change the total.
Explore your city, choose your courses and plan your centre with us.
A business goal, not guaranteed income. Sales are the total fees collected, before business costs.Tell us which academy you want to open and where. We can talk through your location, setup and costs before you decide.