The leading Glasgow EdTech business launched following recent global success
The British Youth International College (BYITC) has launched its franchise model in the UK. The company has 10 franchises worldwide with two in Dubai and Sri Lanka, which opened in the last two months.
Dr Rashmi Mantri, founder of BYITC, says: “Our supermaths, English, coding and cyber security modules represent a management franchise with a tutoring twist. It suits both those looking for a management franchise opportunity as well as an educational franchise since teaching can be hands-on or hands-off as desired. If you are looking to come out of the industry or seeking some extra income in a field where you can make a real difference to children’s education, then I believe our BYITC supermaths franchise could be for you.”
The supermaths teaching programme offers a mix of weekly teacher-led abacus maths classes and online tutorials. The abacus method teaches students how to calculate complex sums first with a physical abacus board, then through visualisation. The UK franchise package also includes English, coding, and cyber security courses.
The business started in 2015 when Dr Rashmi taught her son, who was struggling with basic arithmetic, how to use the abacus. Spotting a gap in the market, the software engineer-turned-entrepreneur started the business. BYITC has since grown and taught thousands of students globally.
“When COVID struck we had to pivot the business and now we have a fully digital offering for students and franchisees alike,” Dr Rashmi explains. “We built this model ourselves and know from experience what works when delivering it to students online and in person. We are constantly improving and recently added a games-based application which is proving very popular.
“Flexibility is key in business nowadays and thanks to our systems and processes this franchise could work for individuals in a part-time capacity or as a full-time career.”
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