Business Opportunity with Learning Technics
Are you considering a lifestyle change?
Would you like to control the
Direction of your life, the
Income you produce and
Find great personal reward in the process?
When you open a business using IQ Express technology you create an amazing opportunity to earn while you elevate the lives of struggling students. This opportunity will give you the income you are looking for plus the personal fulfillment that comes from lifting a child to their full potential.
What is IQ Express?
Learning can be divided into two steps. The first phase is the scholastic phase. This is the phase in which the student is exposed to information by parents, schools and tutors. The second phase is the neurological phase. This is the phase in which each student mentally processes incoming information and turns it into learning.
This technology grows neurological tissue in weak areas thus improving the brain's ability to turn teaching into learning. With this new brain power the student will be able to permanently learn like other classmates. IQ ExpressTM is based on the most advanced research. It is the only effective way to treat learning disabilities. IQ ExpressTM can diagnose the neurological weaknesses related to poor learning and strengthen these weaknesses, thus turning the student into a more effective learner.
Why Would I Be Interested in the IQ Express Business Opportunity?
IQ Express can give you:
1. Better income for your hard work.
2. More control of your future.
3. Personal gratification from improving others lives.
4. Ownership of a business with no direct competition.
5. A business where 1 in 3 people are actively seeking your services.
6. Profits in the first month of operations.
7. Can be successful in cities as small as 12,000.
What Kind of Investment is Required?
Your total investment to get started can range from $4,000 to $30,000+, depending on the area you wish to secure. Financing is available. Furniture and fixtures necessary to get started will cost less than $1,000. All student-related materials and equipment is supplied by Learning Technics at no cost to you.
Sometimes there is a per student fee, which is about 10% of sales. This fee varies depending on which type of license you select.
What is Included with a License to Use IQ Express?
- Training in the testing and diagnosis of learning problems.
- Introductory training in the use of the IQ Express program in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Periodic advanced training in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Start-up equipment and materials necessary to conduct the program.
- Referrals through Learning Technics' marketing network.
How Can I Get Started?
The format laid out above is highly successful. It also flourishes over time with 40% of licensees opening a second location. The next step is to contact John F. Heath, CEO at Learning Technics, Inc., 1-800-893-9315. He can answer any questions and walk you through the steps to get you started.
We are offering a complimentary copy of the book When Bright Kids Can't Learn to people interested in starting a business with IQ ExpressTM. This book provides the research, technology and examples of what is involved in IQ ExpressTM technology. Call the number above for your free copy.
IQ ExpressTM is a federally registered trademark.
Charles Eberhard School Superintendent
Charles praises Learning Technics' Intercept Program
" When I left the district in 1993, almost all the students who had been through Project Intercept were finding success in the regular classroom and the number of special education students had been reduced significantly."
During the late 1980's I was superintendent of Fredonia-Moccasin Unified School District in northern Arizona. For some time I had been concerned about the relative lack of success of Special Education programs in the public schools. It seemed that children who were classified as having special needs were put into a system from which they seldom left, remaining special education students through elementary, middle school and high school. Kindergarten and First Grade teachers knew early on that certain students were having difficulty with learning processes. I felt that if these children could be identified at an early age and their specific learning problems addressed early on, that perhaps the prolonged special education label could be eliminated.
One of my elementary teachers, Mary Johnson, introduced me to Learning Technics, a program John Heath had been developing that seemed to address the concerns I had. With the approval of the district board of education, we began a training process with teachers and parents that we called Project Intercept. We identified students who were not yet classified as Special Ed and began the program. When I left the district in 1993, almost all the students who had been through Project Intercept were finding success in the regular classroom and the number of special education students had been reduced significantly. I felt that the key to the success of the program was a close working relationship between parents and teachers in providing an intense one-on-one training of students to confront the developmental processes needed to overcome specific learning disabilities.In the 1990's I was superintendent of Laramie County School District #2 in southeastern Wyoming. I was able to introduce Project Intercept into that district. One significant aspect of the program there was the incident of one teacher using the skills she had been taught by Learning Technics on an 8th grade student who was in Special Education. She found that the techniques worked with older students as well. However, this student was highly motivated, as he didn't want to be classified as Special Ed when he went to high school. He made amazing progress, and entered the 9th grade as a regular education student.
I sincerely believe that by identifying children with learning disabilities at an early age, and intensely working with them on an individual basis, that developmental processes can be channeled so that the disabilities can be overcome and self-esteem enhanced.
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