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Most franchise buyers carry out due diligence before deciding to invest in a franchise. But while it can help you uncover a great deal about the franchise you’re planning to buy into, and the company’s reputation and track record can go a long way to assuaging any doubts you might have, there’s simply no replacement […]

Starting a business when the economy is bad or the political situation is unstable doesn’t seem to make sound business sense. The immediate gut reaction is: That’s too risky. Take the chance of starting a business now, when the economy is shaky and we don’t know what’s going to happen next? Yet in our business, […]

Over the past 30 years, I have seen and experienced how the Helen Doron methodology has helped children successfully learn English. While I am gratified that the method has been effective, I was interested to hear from teachers, teacher trainers, franchisees and Master Franchisors that the effectiveness of the method has gone beyond the classroom […]

Having spent more than a decade in the educational franchising sector, I’ve met many potential franchisees eager to enter this burgeoning market each with their own experience and personality. I often recall my meeting with a gentleman who had previously been a franchisor for a well known brand of car tires.  Looking  for a new […]

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  Lovely identical twins Laura and Sarah Stickler, 17 and their bubbly little sister, Julia, grew up immersed in the world of Helen Doron English, as their mother Sonja is a dedicated franchisee in their hometown of Vienna, Austria. Laura recently returned from a year as an AFS exchange student in the United States and […]

Buying an educational franchise is a lot like getting married. There is a great deal you need to know before you say, ‘I do.’ After all, you’re making a long-term commitment which requires a large investment. Just as you spend time and energy learning about your life partner, so too should you invest in learning […]

Elizaveta Biba (Liza) is the director of the Helen Doron Learning Center in Tirana and the national representative of Helen Doron English in Albania. Originally from Russia, Liza has been learning English throughout her life, “through the Russian school system, a private course with native speakers and studying in UK and working in USA for […]

Ella, my four-year-old daughter, began learning the violin through the Suzuki method, which emphasizes the importance of teaching young children to play musical instruments before learning to read notation. The method is based on the idea that music is a language and that children should learn to play music in the same way they learn […]