Education Franchise Opportunities & Success Stories in Philippines

Mr. Rommel Sommeros is one of our young franchisee and school director of AMA Basic Education (AMABE) since 2016. He aims to provide quality education from kindergarten to Senior High School and believes that running a business alongside offering good education can enhance education in the Philippines. AMA’s “efficiently organized system” lessens the burden of setting up operations, and it provides comprehensive training and 24/7 technical support.

Mr. Karl Zafra has been the Area Director of ACLC College Commonwealth since 1995. Daet and Sorsogon campuses were started in 1998.

AMA Education emphasizes investing in IT education and continuous student development. As a franchisee, we receive strong support from AMA, especially in system organization and management involvement. The success of the franchise depends on location and team, we gain not just profit but gratitudes and positive feedback from our students.

“Where the eyeballs are, that’s where the money is.” “Choose the best! Choose AMA!”

Mr. Adrian Litam has been a successful franchisee of ACLC Naga and ACLC College of Iriga since 1996. Investing in AMA as a franchisee is a good move because the technology is brought and taught to the students. Mr. Litam took over the business in 2012 with only 80 students, and now they have grown to 2400 students. AMA provides strong support with marketing strategies and materials, making it cost-efficient to invest, with a potential return on investment in just 2 years or less. If you are passionate about supporting students’ future, consider franchising with AMA!

“We are ahead of the pack in all schools”

Join the AMA Education System Franchise and stand out with our distinct advantage: a strong, reliable system in the education industry proven to be less risky than other endeavors. Our franchise offers comprehensive pre-opening support, from permits to marketing, making it accessible even without a background in academics. Be part of this transformative journey to engage and empower the next generation of leaders. 📚💼 #AMAFranchise #EducationForTheFuture #BeANationBuilder

Meet our Featured Franchisee

Ms. Eileen Aquino

23 years Multi-Unit Franchisee of ACLC College of Mabalacat, ACLC Angeles, ACLC Olongapo, and ACLC San Fernando

I was a flight attendant in Cathay Pacific. Then, I decided to get married and start a business. We saw this newspaper ad of AMAES franchise. We decided to franchise our first ACLC in San Fernando. From one branch, we now have four ACLC Franchises. If there is anyone who would like to venture into business, I would highly recommend AMA Computer Learning Center Franchise. It would give you high profitability.

Mr. Daniel Sanchez

19 years Franchisee of ACLC College of Butuan

The late Atty. Guillermo Sanchez, my father and the former Butuan City Mayor and Congressman for the lone district of Agusan, succeeded me the franchise of ACLC Butuan. As franchisees, we do not treat this purely as business. This is still community service. We have spearheaded the quality of education in Butuan City. Last semester we have 1,900 students. We are able to finance facilities improvements like our newest Computer Service System (CSS) Laboratory. This is the best CSS facility in CARAGA region.

Mr. Bayani Nazal

18 years Franchisee of ACLC College of Gapan and ACLC College of Bataan

As a former Assistant Vice President of PNB, I was helping people to grow their financial investment. Now, as a franchisee of two ACLC Colleges in North Luzon, I am co-pilot in building the future of our young generation.

Mr. Rommel Someros

Newest Franchisee of AMA Basic Education Las Piñas

I was a former Product Engineer in an analog device company. I decided to franchise AMA Basic Education because I saw the business opportunity in the K to 12 program. I am expecting 600 enrollees for senior high school alone and 300 enrollees from pre-school to junior high. That is enough for me to recover my investment in less than 2 years.