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Common Myths About Owning an Education Franchise – Busted!

At Lil’ but Mighty, we’re proud to have grown into a trusted name in English education – not just for our students, but also for passionate educators and entrepreneurs who dream of making a difference. As we open our doors to potential franchise partners, we’ve heard a fair share of myths surrounding what it really means to own an education franchise. So, let’s bust those myths – one by one.

Myth 1: “You need to be a teacher to own an education franchise.”

Busted: While having an education background can be helpful, it’s not a requirement. Franchisees can come from all walks of life – from former teachers to business professionals and even passionate parents. What matters most is your belief in the power of education, your alignment with our values, and a drive to grow a purposeful business. We provide comprehensive training and ongoing support to ensure you’re never on this journey alone.

Myth 2: “Franchising means I have no say – I just follow a script.”

Busted: At LBM, we believe in collaboration, not control. While we provide a strong framework and proven systems to maintain our teaching excellence, we encourage franchisees to bring their own ideas to the table – especially when it comes to community engagement, outreach strategies, and student experience. You’re not just “buying into” a brand – you’re becoming part of one that values your voice.

Myth 3: “Running a centre means long hours and no work-life balance.”

Busted: Owning a franchise does require commitment, especially in the early stages. But with our streamlined systems, lesson-ready materials, and team training resources, many franchisees find that they can build a sustainable rhythm that works with their lifestyle. Plus, our HQ is always on hand to support you in optimising operations and team management.

Myth 4: “Franchises are expensive and only for the super-wealthy.”

Busted: We’ve designed the Lil’ but Mighty franchise model to be accessible and realistic. The initial investment reflects the value of our curriculum, training, brand reputation, and operational support – but it’s not an unreachable dream. We’re also transparent about costs and expectations, so there are no hidden surprises.

Myth 5: “All tuition franchises are the same – LBM is just another one.”

Busted: Lil’ but Mighty is more than a tuition centre. Our unique teaching strategies, proprietary curriculum, and passionate community set us apart. Our content doesn’t just teach English – it empowers students to become confident thinkers, speakers, and writers. As a franchisee, you don’t just inherit a business model – you carry forward a mission.


Thinking of joining the Lil’ but Mighty family?

We’d love to chat. Whether you’re a seasoned educator or a first-time entrepreneur, if you’re passionate about helping students grow and believe in the LBM way, there’s a space for you here.

Let’s build something mighty – together.

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