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Mathnasium

Non-Client of L'Express FranchiseMaths-only learning centres, run as a management business.

Financial Plan

Liquid capital

The amount you need to secure the necessary loans.

From £25,000 to £50,000

Total investment

Total Investment to launch the business, including initial fees (Not disclosed)

From £100,000 to £200,000

The Concept

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45+ centres in the UK

Maths-only learning centres for children, run by a franchisee who leads a team of tutors

Mathnasium runs maths-only learning centres for children, delivering tuition through its own teaching method. It operates more than 45 centres in England and Scotland, as part of a global network of more than 1,300, and has a UK head office team covering education, operations, sales, marketing and systems.

The UK franchise is built as a management business. Franchisees lead a team that delivers the tuition, while Mathnasium provides training, launch support, resources and ongoing research and development.

A franchise for leaders, not maths teachers

Mathnasium says it does not need maths experts. Its UK franchisees come from backgrounds including finance, consulting, technology and education, and no teaching background or maths degree is required. It looks instead for strategic thinking, people management and commercial skills.

Candidates complete an online enquiry, receive the prospectus and have an introductory call. If both sides see a fit and the candidate has the finances to support the investment, Mathnasium invites them to a Discovery Day. Lenders can fund up to 75% of the total cost, and the UK office can advise on available markets in each area.

mathnasium logo with red stylised a on white background

Frequently Asked Questions

Mathnasium says opening a learning centre in the UK requires as little as £25,000 to £50,000 of liquid capital, with a total cost including bank financing of £100,000 to £200,000, depending on location. That covers the franchise fee, working capital and fit-out.

Yes. Mathnasium says lenders can fund up to 75% of the total cost.

No. Mathnasium says you do not need a teaching background or a maths degree. It looks for leaders with strategic thinking, people management and commercial skills, while the centre’s team delivers the tuition.

More than 45 maths-only learning centres in England and Scotland, according to Mathnasium, as part of a global network of more than 1,300.

Leads and grows the business and its team. Mathnasium describes the role as building a purpose-driven business with strong commercial potential, while tutors deliver the teaching.

A UK head office team covering education, operations, sales, marketing and systems, providing training, pre-launch and start-up support, and ongoing research and development.

By completing an online enquiry, after which Mathnasium sends its prospectus and offers an introductory call. Candidates with the right skills and finances are then invited to a Discovery Day.

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