Two New Music Franchises join Rhythm Time in January 2012
Click Here To Request a free Rhythm Time Franchise Pack
Rhythm Time is proud to announce that two additional franchisees will be joining the Company in the new year, bringing the total number to 37 franchises across the UK.
This continued growth means that Rhythm Time can now offer their educational music classes to young children in Salisbury and Thirsk in Yorkshire.
Owner and founder, Kathy Doolan is delighted with the continued interest in her music franchises from talented individuals. “I am very impressed with the quality of people who want to join our growing and successful business” she says. “It enables us to share our passion for providing educational music classes to babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers and to help with their development through music.”
Kathy started Rhythm Time in 1995 and after a highly successful first five years, started to sell her music franchises in 2000. The first franchise was bought by Frances Donkin in Cheshire and her award winning franchise continues to be the largest in the business.
Claire Matthews, new owner of the Salisbury franchise, is already well underway filling her classes for the new year. “I’ve already filled one demonstration class and I’m now busy booking another” she says. “I’m thrilled that so many people are already familiar with the Rhythm Time name and want to book classes” she adds.
Fiona Abbott, who has bought the Thirsk franchise, is also excited about her new venture. “I’ve always loved music and so this is my perfect career as it fits around my family commitments” she quotes. “I also looked at the competition, however Rhythm Time was clearly more educational and I could see how effective it was in developing a child’s confidence, creativity and co-ordination.”
In all their music franchises, Rhythm Time’s unique set of music courses have been specifically written by Kathy (previously Head of Music at a Scottish school) and created to help every child’s development. The classes are aimed at different age groups, specifically: music classes for babies (from birth to 15 months), music classes for toddlers (15 months to 3 years), and music classes for pre-school (3 – 5 years). Kathy is a strong advocate of music being crucial in helping to develop a child’s speech and language from an early age and this forms a key element in all the classes.
Rhythm Time now operates in over 200 different premises throughout the UK, helping more than 10,000 children a week to enjoy an early start to the benefits of music. It is an established company offering exceptional opportunities to those wanting to invest in successful children’s music franchises.
