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Young Rembrandts began as a heartfelt initiative to inspire children through drawing. Bette Fetter, the founder, created the program to fill the gap in art education, which she noticed was less prominent compared to sports activities. Her vision started with a simple gathering of eight children at her kitchen table as a favor to a friend.
What began as a modest endeavor grew steadily over 13 years in the Chicagoland area. By 2001, Young Rembrandts embraced franchising to expand its reach.
This shift enabled the program to impact tens of thousands of preschool and elementary students, with thousands of instructors dedicated to nurturing creativity and artistic skills in young learners.
With its headquarters in Elgin, Illinois, Young Rembrandts has become a respected leader in children's art education. Operating in multiple countries, it continues to empower children and enhance their educational journeys through the transformative power of art.
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The Young Rembrandts franchise provides a comprehensive training program to ensure franchisees are well-equipped to operate their business.
This includes a five-day Initial Training Program at the company’s headquarters, which covers various essential topics such as marketing and sales techniques, business management, curriculum implementation, and the use of required technology and software.
Additionally, franchisees must participate in Post-Training Conference Calls, which further address operational topics like summer programming, monthly reporting, and sales strategies.
Franchisees are also required to complete pre-training materials before attending the Initial Training Program, and supplemental or refresher training may be mandated periodically.
The Young Rembrandts franchise provides limited territory protection to its franchisees. Each franchisee is granted a specific territory where they have the exclusive right to operate their business, provided they meet certain conditions such as maintaining minimum gross revenue thresholds.
If these conditions are not met, the franchisor reserves the right to allow others to market and service within the territory.
Additionally, franchisees are prohibited from operating classes in territories assigned to other franchisees. However, if a franchisee is conducting classes in an unassigned area that later becomes part of a newly granted territory, they must cease operations in that area once the new franchisee completes their initial training.
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