Swim School Franchise Focuses on Survival of the Littlest

Posted on December 27, 2011 by Jessica Dees

Swim School Franchise Focuses on Survival of the Littlest

British Swim School has been teaching kids of all ages how to swim for over 30 years and along the way, has created an attractive franchise business for safety-conscious entrepreneurs. 

As a former British national swimmer, Rita Goldberg spent decades perfecting her method to teach children as young as three months old how to back float. Today, British Swim School provides a comfortable environment for kids and adults to learn to swim at any of their 13 US locations, and the franchisor plans to expand the operation to over 30 locations over the next few years.

Ideal locations for franchisees include locations with existing built-in pools, such as fitness centers and hotels.  The initial startup capital required ranges from $41,450-$89,100 which includes the franchise fee and provides for a potential of 5,000 students.

Instructors and franchisees are trained and supported throughout the process, ensuring that the methods and curriculum that have made British Swim School so successful are carried out flawlessly at each of the franchise locations.

About British Swim School

For more than 30 years, British Swim School has been dedicated to teaching water survival to beginners of all age groups. The company currently operates 13 locations and launched a franchise program in October 2011 as part of its strategic national growth initiative. Based in Coral Springs, Florida, British Swim School uses a gradual, gentle and fun process to teach babies as young as three months old the most important water survival skill – the ability to float on their back.