
Founded in 2005 in Acworth, Georgia, Omega Learning Center was established by Kimberly Smith, Kathy Keeton, and Joyce Smith with a mission to bridge the gaps they observed in local tutoring services. Recognizing the need for a holistic approach to education, they created a "one-stop-shop" offering a range of services tailored to meet diverse student needs.
The company’s headquarters remain in Acworth, Georgia. Omega Learning Center began franchising in 2007, expanding its reach to provide communities nationwide with accredited educational support.
The franchise offers a diverse array of services, including personalized tutoring for K-12 students, test preparation, after-school programs, online courses, and operates an accredited private school, Omega Private Academy®.
Setting itself apart from competitors, Omega Learning Center is the only tutoring franchise system in the U.S. to have earned national Cognia™ accreditation, reflecting its commitment to high-quality education standards.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Omega Learning® provides its franchisees with a comprehensive suite of training programs. The training offered by the franchisor includes the following:
Omega Learning® grants franchisees an exclusive territory defined by U.S. Postal zip codes, with a minimum population of 80,000. Within this area, no other Omega Learning® Centers or similar businesses will be established or licensed, as long as the franchisee complies with the agreement.
The exclusivity is not tied to sales performance or market penetration. The territory is detailed in the Franchise Agreement, and while advertising is limited to within the area, customers from outside may still be served.
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