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Buying a Franchise vs Starting Own BusinessThere is no right or wrong answer to whether you should choose a Franchise over setting up your own business; it just depends on what your philosophy is and what you want to accomplish.

My Journey to Business MentoringUK Business Mentor Jim Gorrie still remembers the day, place and time he got told that his services were no longer required…"

Become a Business ConsultantFounder Joe Hinton records what a typical meeting with a client looks like to give those interested some insight into what Business Mentors actually do.

There’s light at the end of the tunnel, so is it time to make a change?Running your own tutoring business offers a chance to take that spark started by getting involved in home-schooling and making a difference to children in your local community.

Redundancy is never easy, even if you do receive a financial packageFranchisee Paul Watson was the main breadwinner of the household and in a senior corporate role when he had a redundancy forced upon him.

How luck beat lockdown: a history of the tech behind MagiKatsHad we delayed the decision to develop our new system and/or had our franchisees not embraced the change, then we could not have continued during lockdown. So, we have to thank the technology, the people, the timing – because we are still here!

Dealing with Redundancy: Advice from an Ovenclean FranchiseeAfter facing redundancy multiple times in the highway construction industry, Owen Rowlands decided he needed a complete change of direction.

Building babyballet® step by stepHear from entrepreneur and founder,Claire O’Connor who established babyballet® by herself in 2005 with no capital investment. Over the past 13 years, she has grown the business to become one of the UK’s leading pre-school dance concepts.

Life after teaching: Why you should consider an educational franchiseIf you are thinking about a change of career, there’s every chance that you probably also want to find a new job where you still use some of your skills.

This is still a great time to talk to MagiKatsMagiKats Tuition Centres – making the business work remotely for kids, parents and would-be franchisees.