GCSE Business Studies

One of the quickest ways for a business to grow is to sell franchises.  Of course this does involve risks, since the business name is being placed into the hands of other people.

Buying a franchise from a well-known existing business is also a good way of setting up your own business.  Again there are disadvantages, such as the additional costs involved.

However, becoming a franchisee (i.e. buying a franchise) requires certain personal skills and qualities.  After all you are effectively being an  entrepreneur, who has had a helping hand.

So is franchising an option for you?  Why not take this test to see if you have the basic skills required to run a successful franchise.

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