Jetking to open 20 new franchises across India
New Delhi | Sunday, Apr 25 2010 IST
Aiming to bring education to every door step, Jetking Infotrain Ltd is all set to open 20 new franchises in the country this year. The institute, that trains youth in computer hardware and networking, has over 135 training centers at present and claims to have placed about four lakh technical and non-technical students in various companies. ''The new centres will be primarily focused in eastern and southern part of the country. The locations will include Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh in south, along with the north-eastern states,'' Urvashi Bharwani, Vice-president, Sales and Marketing, Jetking Infotrain Ltd, told UNI today. The present centres include more than 10 in Delhi and NCR wherein students from all over the country such as Rewari, Sri Ganganagar, Bijnor, Gorakhpur, Allahabad, Haldwani and Delhi and NCR study. Talking about the teaching methodology used at the centres, Ms Bharwani stated that building confidence along with providing right skills to the students remained their priority. ''The students are trained by certified trainers who have already been trained by our technical team. Efforts remain constant to upgrade their knowledge according to the industry needs so as to motivate them in performing well,'' she said. The institute uses its unique Smartlab Plus teaching methodology that focuses on personality development, English-speaking, Yoga, sixty per cent practical, CBT, field visits and quizzes.
''Through this methodology, we break the journey of the student into small interesting steps maintaining his or her interest,'' Ms Bharwani said. The institute has launched a new course this year named Jetking Certified Hardware and Networking Engineer (JCHNE). It is a year long course wherein the classes are held for two hours daily. The institute also organises placement weeks in every city annually. The last one was held on April 6 wherein more than 35 students got on the spot job offers and around 260 students were short-listed at the fair, Ms Bharwani claimed. She added that 950 students (under-graduates and graduates) from 19 different centers and representatives of 13 IT companies had participated in the event.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
MAAC to add 30 training centres by March 2011
3D animation and visual arts trainer Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC) plans to add 30 centres by March next year.
The institute, which was acquired by IT training and education major Aptech in January this year for Rs 76 crore, at present, has 70 centres across 40 cities.
"We are planning to add 30 centres by March 2011 to strengthen our presence across tier I and II cities. We already have 70 centres, of which five are company-owned and rest through franchise," MAAC Vice-President and Head (Sales) Kuldeep Pareek told PTI.
Asked if post-acquisition, MAAC would be merged with Aptech, Pareek said: "There would be a dual branding strategy and the students would have the choice of joining either. MAAC would continue as a separate brand."
Tags:Education Franchise,Training Franchise,MAAC,Animation Franchise,IT Franchises,Maya, Aptech,Computer Franchise.
Source:Press Trust of India / New Delhi March 02, 2010, 13:44 IST
The institute, which was acquired by IT training and education major Aptech in January this year for Rs 76 crore, at present, has 70 centres across 40 cities.
"We are planning to add 30 centres by March 2011 to strengthen our presence across tier I and II cities. We already have 70 centres, of which five are company-owned and rest through franchise," MAAC Vice-President and Head (Sales) Kuldeep Pareek told PTI.
Asked if post-acquisition, MAAC would be merged with Aptech, Pareek said: "There would be a dual branding strategy and the students would have the choice of joining either. MAAC would continue as a separate brand."
Tags:Education Franchise,Training Franchise,MAAC,Animation Franchise,IT Franchises,Maya, Aptech,Computer Franchise.
Source:Press Trust of India / New Delhi March 02, 2010, 13:44 IST
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
IACM to appoint 500 Franchisees
New DelhiDelhi based computer hardware, networking and electronic security system training institute, IACM plans to appoint five hundred odd franchisees in tier two and tier cities besides six major metros over next four years. When it’s accomplished, IACM will be one of the largest franchising brand in education in the country.
Beginning this December, IACM, has launched an one of its kind road show titled ‘Show Me The Business’. It’ll be a nationwide chain of seminars that will be organized in 100 cities across the country on entrepreneurship opportunities with IACM.
Never before have an education institute embarked on such large scale mass contact program to enroll franchisees particularly from small towns. Said Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM, “We are planning to plough close to Rupees Twenty-Fifty crores to finance the ambitious expansion of computer hardware, networking and electronic security system training across India.”
Interestingly, the franchisee development seminar aims at targeting upwardly mobile small business families who had been traditionally in managing retail stores in Tier 2 or Tier 3 cities but now plans to enter larger business arena.
IACM is trying to assist small retail store owners to set up a franchisee based business for the next generation which is now educated and computer savvy too. Says Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM, “we have identified a unique segment among old business owners whose children are educated and computer savvy and refuses to be a part of retail store concept. IACM offers a white collared business venture for the second generation of these families.”
It’s an interesting trend. For the first time ever, IACM is trying to broad base education entrepreneurship like never before. Sample this list; ranging from jewellers to doctors to hoteliers to transporters to textile mill owner ---- the list of those who have jumped into the fray of education is intriguing.
IACM has been successful in roping in a diverse segment of small entrepreneurs in education business.
Says Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM; “After ten years of operation, we were just six centers up until two years back”. However, in a dramatic way, over last two years, ever since we embarked in franchisee development we added sixty centers in fifty cities across the country. I personally can’t yet believe the potential of education franchising in India. This current fiscal year we are likely to touch 90-100 franchisees. This will scale up to five hundred franchisee over next four years in total.
And there’s a queue of people from all walks of life wanting to take up education training as a business. All that we have succeeded in doing is investing in the Brand, creating an unparalleled online testing system and online student and center management system which work to the benefit of franchisees”.
IACM has drawn up an ambitious investment plan to support the franchisee development programme. A sum of rupees Twenty - Fifty crore has been targeted to fund the projected franchisee development programme. Says Ravinder Goyal “We are actively seeking private equity funding as well to meet the fund requirement required to meet the projected expansion plan”.
Source:http://www.financialexpress.com/news
Beginning this December, IACM, has launched an one of its kind road show titled ‘Show Me The Business’. It’ll be a nationwide chain of seminars that will be organized in 100 cities across the country on entrepreneurship opportunities with IACM.
Never before have an education institute embarked on such large scale mass contact program to enroll franchisees particularly from small towns. Said Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM, “We are planning to plough close to Rupees Twenty-Fifty crores to finance the ambitious expansion of computer hardware, networking and electronic security system training across India.”
Interestingly, the franchisee development seminar aims at targeting upwardly mobile small business families who had been traditionally in managing retail stores in Tier 2 or Tier 3 cities but now plans to enter larger business arena.
IACM is trying to assist small retail store owners to set up a franchisee based business for the next generation which is now educated and computer savvy too. Says Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM, “we have identified a unique segment among old business owners whose children are educated and computer savvy and refuses to be a part of retail store concept. IACM offers a white collared business venture for the second generation of these families.”
It’s an interesting trend. For the first time ever, IACM is trying to broad base education entrepreneurship like never before. Sample this list; ranging from jewellers to doctors to hoteliers to transporters to textile mill owner ---- the list of those who have jumped into the fray of education is intriguing.
IACM has been successful in roping in a diverse segment of small entrepreneurs in education business.
Says Ravinder Goyal, Director, IACM; “After ten years of operation, we were just six centers up until two years back”. However, in a dramatic way, over last two years, ever since we embarked in franchisee development we added sixty centers in fifty cities across the country. I personally can’t yet believe the potential of education franchising in India. This current fiscal year we are likely to touch 90-100 franchisees. This will scale up to five hundred franchisee over next four years in total.
And there’s a queue of people from all walks of life wanting to take up education training as a business. All that we have succeeded in doing is investing in the Brand, creating an unparalleled online testing system and online student and center management system which work to the benefit of franchisees”.
IACM has drawn up an ambitious investment plan to support the franchisee development programme. A sum of rupees Twenty - Fifty crore has been targeted to fund the projected franchisee development programme. Says Ravinder Goyal “We are actively seeking private equity funding as well to meet the fund requirement required to meet the projected expansion plan”.
Source:http://www.financialexpress.com/news
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