MindHub

MindHub is a network of after-school academies where kids and teens, from school age through their teens, learn to code, work with robots, and grasp the basics of technology. Instead of dry theory, it runs on projects, games, and step-by-step levels, so a child sees a result right away — their own game, website, or a robot that moves. It started in Bulgaria and from the outset targets what parents increasingly ask for: clear, addictively fun teaching of skills that stay with children into the future.

As a franchisee you get a license to the brand, a ready-made curriculum split by age and level, a management platform for instructors and parents, training, and marketing assets from HQ. You don't need to know how to code yourself — the syllabus, materials, and teaching flow come from HQ, and you train instructors to follow them. What stays on you is the teaching space, building and leading the team of instructors, enrolling children, and local promotion. It's closer to 'turn-key' in what's taught and how it's managed, but running the academy and the relationship with parents are your responsibility.