A TCY partner has to be a unique person. As a partner you will be running your own business, yet within the parameters of the TCY’s business format.
While operating a TCY Authorized Center, you will have a number of responsibilities including :
Ensuring highest quality in classroom
People management
Aggressive local marketing efforts
Business management
Customer orientation and community relations
You will not only have to have the required financial resources and track record, but you will also have to possess the attributes of a business owner to successfully fulfil your role as a TCY-Partner.
TCY-Partner – Required attributes
First & foremost
The prospective partner should be credit worthy and have available financial resources
The partner should be well-qualified preferably with a Masters.
Experience
A partner with managerial and or entrepreneurial experience will be preffered
The partner should be computer and technology savvy
The prospective partner must be an “owner-operator”. He should be a “hands on” person, who can proactively manage operations, finances and marketing with a ‘lead by example’ attitude.
Personal Attributes
The partner needs to be an energetic self-starter with a professional approach to business.
The partner must be people-orientated with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
The partner needs to share an alignment with the TCY’s values.
The partner must demonstrate entrepreneurial skills; yet also show the ability and willingness to be a team player.
By the nature of our business and the sector, the partner needs to have stamina and strength to commit to the hard work and long hours needed when operating a TCY’s franchise.
Some typical franchisee profiles
If you have been running franchisee / your own business already in a service-based industry.
If you have been associated with education and enjoy a strong rapport in the fraternity.
If you have voluntarily (or otherwise) retired and have mettle & zeal to prove yourself independently.
If you have entrepreneurial spirit to make a dent in the sector, and clarity of growth.
