Since becoming franchisees in 2010, Rob and Lynne Kerrison have worked with 2,000 families in Cambridge to provide tutoring support. They are now are celebrating after being crowned ‘Franchisee of the Year’ at the brand’s annual global conference.
Chosen from all of the Tutor Doctor franchises worldwide – which marks more than 500 – the Kerrisons were awarded for “their unwavering commitment and ongoing contributions to the network whilst simultaneously forging one of the most successful single unit Tutor Doctor franchises.
The Kerrisons have partnered with 15 local schools to provide one-to-one tutoring support outside the classroom, and have a network of 200 tutors working with them.
For the last four years their Cambridge business has ranked in the top five Tutor Doctor franchises in the world, and has recently been awarded preferred provider status with Cambridge County Council. 47 of of its tutors were also nominated for the 2018 National Tutor of the Year awards.
Speaking of their global award win at the chain’s ‘Dream, Believe, Achieve’ conference in Canada, Rob Kerrison commented: “We’re delighted and so proud to have been recognised for our efforts. We’re incredibly passionate about what we do and we genuinely care about the students, the families and the tutors that we work with. And I think it shows.”
Tutor Doctor is looking for other budding entrepreneurs to follow in the Kerrison’s footsteps and make a daily impact in student’s lives while building profitable businesses.
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Tutor Doctor franchisees benefit from the use of The Big Apple, a centralized customer relationship management (CRM) software system that assists with the ongoing coordination and management of the tutors. The Big Apple streamlines the client relationship process to increase the system's profitability.
Benefit from Tutor Doctor's successful one-on-one tutoring model that eliminates the need for high overhead costs associated with a traditional brick and mortar business.