Description:
The structure of the Franchise Management program is three distinct seminar components which can be taken independently, however, completion of all three seminars will result in receiving the Franchise Management Certificate from Georgetown University, if successfully completed within a 30 month period. The programs are offered twice per year. The program is approved by the International Franchise Association Education Foundation to offer attendees 300 credits per seminar towards their Certified Franchise Executive (CFE) designation, the only recognized professional designation in the franchising community. Each seminar is also approved for 1.6 Continuing Education Units.
This program is designed for entry to mid-level franchise professionals and for those who are seeking a comprehensive look into the franchise community. The focus of the program is to support a deeper understanding and use of the key fundamentals in franchising. It is structured to help individuals in the franchise sector develop a broader knowledge and better competency in the foundational components related to franchising. Through the use of franchise professionals, the program will present key information, case studies and interactive exercises to foster new insights and strategies. The goal of this program is to better enable franchise professionals in responding to the challenges of the franchise sector through problem solving, critical analysis and decision making, and to provide a solid foundation for individuals seeking a better understanding of the franchise sector.
Required Courses:
Registration:
To register for courses, please click on the course links above.
Prerequisites:
A bachelor's degree and TOEFL examination for non-native speakers of English.
