Franchise Guide Helps Students Explore Small-Business Ownership <b></b>

Jul 9, 2002

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Washington, DC--Young people can now springboard into aprofessional career in franchising with the help of a free onlineguide. The IFA Educational Foundation has unveiled "AnIntroduction to Franchising," a user-friendly educational tooldesigned to give today's students a closer look at the world offranchising. The guide, which is located in the Resource Center ofthe International Franchise Association's Web site, is astep-by-step guide that helps students learn how to begin to searchor select a franchise, understand key legal documents, evaluate afranchise concept and even write a business plan. -IFAEducational Foundation Inc.

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