Record Growth in Asian markets is predicted for Helen Doron Educational Group after demand for  highest quality English programs for children increased.

Helen Doron English, the company's flagship franchise, experienced tremendous growth during 2015. With exceptional expansion of nearly 100% in certain areas of the company's Asian sector, the company welcomed new Master Franchisors Mrs. Yan Lu (Vivian) in Suzhou, China, and this month welcomes Mr. Ying Derek Liao, in Chongqing, China to meet the escalating need.

Founder and CEO, Helen Doron, believes that there is strong potential for growth throughout Asia.  She adds, "We are looking to expand and strengthen our presence in China, Thailand and South Korea, while penetrating additional Asian countries such as Japan and Vietnam."

"Growth in South Korea has been significant," reports Benaya Doron, CEO, Helen Doron, South Korea.

"We have two new Helen Doron Kindergarten Learning Centres in Ilsan and Dongtan to meet our growing needs and we are looking to franchise these Learning Centres. In addition, we teach a specially tailored English course in 40 Homeplus megamall locations around the country.  Cooperation with Homeplus has enabled us to extend our reach across South Korea and substantially grow our brand recognition."

Helen Doron Educational Group was founded by scientific linguist Helen Doron in 1985, when she set about creating her own teaching materials and music to help children understand and speak English. 

"Franchising with Helen Doron provides a unique Master Franchisor business model that offers me exclusive rights to my area and the flexibility to offer the best product," said New Master Franchisor, Derek Ying Liao.

"Helen Doron English is an international brand and has rising potential in China," New Learning Centre Franchisee, Janney Wang, Hangzhou added.

Demand for high quality English courses for children to supplement existing school English programs, as well as preschoolers looking to become bilingual, fuel Helen Doron English's impressive growth.