K12 schools are now treading the franchise route to grow successfully.
An investment in knowledge pays the best interest: So said Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States. The quote stands true, both literally and figuratively, for India’s education growth story, especially the cash-rich K12 segment! In fact, the K12 segment has been applauded as one of the most heated segments in the education space, since starting a school is a sign of prosperity and the fact that it enables to leave behind a legacy. The franchising model is working wonders with schools in the Indian education system. As the reality stands today, franchisees have a large amount of probability to enter the market and get going in a flash due to a familiar brand identity, established business arrangement and services which have already been market-seasoned. Here are some more reasons that have helped trigger the growth curve:
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