According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Nhan Dinh and An Hong Tran were looking for a diverse business opportunity when they came across the supplemental and enrichment education franchise, Sylvan Learning. In a city whose economy seems to be slowing down, Atlanta has seen small businesses continue to invest in their community. The couple, Nhan and An, are their own source of funding, however they also rely on local parents’ intentions for their children’s academic improvement, writes the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

“Working with An Hong Tran to become a Sylvan Learning franchisee was a wonderful experience,” said Sylvan Learning VP of Franchise Development Georgia Chasen. “She and her husband are engaged in their local community, passionate about their children, and wanted to make a difference while also making a successful living. A Sylvan Learning franchise was the perfect fit for their family.”

The new location will follow the same proven model of success that Sylvan Learning franchisees implement everywhere, using personalized technology alongside dedicated teachers.

Read the full article here.

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