Borderland residents can learn all about franchising and whether this business format is the right fit for them during an intensive 2 1/2-day certificate program next month at UTEP.
Twelve scholarships are available, worth $875 each, but the April 1 deadline to apply for financial aid is fast approaching, organizers say.
“Our scholarships have certainly helped a lot of people who couldn’t afford the tuition, but were interested in small business,” said Carolyn Gough, executive director of the University of Texas at El Paso’s Franchise Center.
The spring workshop will take place April 24-26 in the UTEP Union East Wing and is designed to teach attendees the ins and outs of franchising, Gough said. Anyone can attend the program, not just students.
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