Two teachers from a Carlisle dance school will head to Dubai as their national organisation makes plans to expand to the UAE.
Razzamataz Theatre Schools is taking its mentoring and support of franchisees to a whole new level with an upcoming ‘DreamEscape’ trip to Dubai on November 10.
Principal and assistant principal of Razzamataz Carlisle, Debbie Mitchell and Lauren Kirkbride, are excited to be attending alongside other national franchisees and team members.
Denise Gosney, managing director and founder of Razzamataz, said: “This retreat has been months in the planning and we believe we have created the perfect blend of personal development, business insights, and unforgettable experiences.
"Our goal is to not only provide valuable tools and strategies that franchisees can implement immediately but also to offer them a chance to recharge, connect with like-minded individuals in the network, and enjoy the incredible culture of Dubai. We are committed to supporting our franchisees in every way possible, and this retreat reflects that commitment.”
Throughout the last few years, Denise and the Head Office team have been invited to participate in various global educational conferences in Dubai to share their 25 years of experience of working with young people in the arts.
The trip is part of the network’s international expansion plans, looking for a single unit or area developer particularly for Dubai AND Abu Dhabi to partner with and bring the multi-award winning brand to the UAE.
Staff will visit iconic locations such as the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building and have the chance to explore Dubai’s rich culture and innovative attractions. This includes a visit to the Museum of the Future, a tour of Old Dubai, and a relaxing stop at the iconic Skypool.
"As a network, we are focussed on exploring how performing arts education can truly transform young lives,” adds Denise. “This region is a perfect fit for our vision, as it places great importance on nurturing creativity, building confidence, and encouraging personal growth and life skills. We believe our franchisees will return to the UK even more equipped to inspire the next generation through the arts.”
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