Mathnasium Learning Centers

Everyone brings their own strengths to Mathnasium. The backgrounds of our franchisees vary greatly-from engineers and accountants to educators and entrepreneurs. What you don't know, we'll teach you.

The Initial Franchise Training is comprehensive. Training includes a combination of online courses, classroom instruction, and hands-on experience at an operating Mathnasium Learning Center through our apprenticeship program. You'll learn how to use our suite of tools to build your business. We cover marketing, lead generation, education, customer relationship management, and most importantly, we'll teach you the Mathnasium Method™.

Throughout the life of your franchise agreement, support will be there whenever you need it. From Start-Up Specialists (SUS) and Field Business Consultants (FBC) to regional training and annual conventions, you'll have everything you need to run and grow your business. Our centralized support team is just an email away and you'll be able to share best practices and get great advice from our outstanding franchise owner community.

Math Learning Centers

• Initial Franchise Fee = $49,000
• Total Estimated Investment = $112,750 -$149,110

No If you don’t have a teaching background, you can still excel as a Mathnasium franchisee. In fact, the backgrounds of our ideal franchisees vary greatly – from engineers and accountants to teachers and homemakers, and everything in between. They all successfully run an education franchise.

Mathnasium franchise training was designed to level the playing field. We teach you all that you need to know about running a business that deals with math instruction.

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• Strong Demand - There are currently more than 50 million students in elementary and secondary school in the United States.1 Yet, in the most recent national survey, two-thirds of 8th graders scored less than “proficient” in math.2 Sadly, U.S. high school students ranked 38th out of the 71 most developed countries on a mathematics literacy scale.
• Weak Competition - In a neighborhood that doesn’t have a Mathnasium tutoring franchise, the options are close to non-existent. Yet, the amount of money parents spend on supplemental education proves there is a demand for this service.
• The Mathnasium Method – An individualized approach.- The strength of the Mathnasium Method™ lies in its individualized approach. As no two students come to us at the same skill level, our approach includes a personal skills assessment designed to tell us where strengths and weaknesses lie for each student. We meet them right where they are and move forward from there.
• Ongoing Training and Support , No Teaching Experience Necessary