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Wine School Franchises

A NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY – RUN YOUR OWN WINE SCHOOL   !
 

We are looking for key individuals to help us establish a UK-wide  network of Wine Schools to teach fun, accessible wine courses & tastings to members of the public and Corporate clients.

     If you

• are passionate and knowledgeable about wine
• have good communication skills
• want to run your own business
• are self-motivated
• enjoy meeting new people
• are looking to change your current work/lifestyle

then you could be chosen as one of our new business partners.

There are many good reasons to buy a franchise, with many benefits compared to starting a new business on your own. We have developed the Wine School Franchise package with specialist consultants The Franchise Company - one of the largest independent franchise consultancy practices in the UK.

The Partners have a wealth of experience and their membership of the British Franchise Association means all work is carried out in accordance with the European Code of Ethical Franchising Practice.

In particular our Wine School Franchise offer includes:

• Proven Business Model
• Professional Marketing & PR services
• Comprehensive Training package
• Bespoke technology including your own Website and Email Marketing Software
• Professional Business support
• Comprehensive Operations Manual
• Exclusive Territory
• Essential Wine Course equipment

Interested ? – then take the Next Step !  :

To receive further details please complete the form below:

Franchise Questionnaire

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