Helen Doron educational group, a global benchmark in teaching English as a foreign language, celebrates 40 years of international success and continuous optimization of its early alternative education concept, based on a unique and innovative approach. The anniversary event will take place in Bucharest, in the second half of March, with the participation of the founder of this successful global brand and Helen Doron franchisees from around the world, including Romania, according to Business Review.
Founded in 1985, the Helen Doron group has become, through implementing a revolutionary methodology, validated by years of academic research and exceptional results, a reference brand in education. The Helen Doron franchise has evolved with each year of its existence into a leader in this industry segment, recognized by millions of parents worldwide and awarded with dozens of prestigious international prizes that attest to its excellence, such as Best Educational Franchise for Children (Global Franchise Magazine).
Globally, the remarkable results demonstrate the scale of the Helen Doron educational phenomenon. These include:
* 40 years of experience;
* Presence in 40 countries across 4 continents;
* 3 million students;
* 1200 educational centers;
* 5000 active teachers.
„Since the establishment of the first Helen Doron centers, our goal has been to become not only a reference in education but also a catalyst for change, to revolutionize the concept of teaching and learning, so that the process of acquiring English communication skills for children of all ages becomes intuitive and playful. We are proud of the impact our vision has had. It has allowed us to evolve from a family business to a global franchise. We are pleased with the openness shown by parents in adopting our revolutionary educational model, as well as their growing interest in alternative learning methods. Our objectives for the upcoming period are to strengthen our international presence and maintain a sustainable growth pace, in order to reach as many children as possible worldwide, so they can benefit from education at the highest standards and enjoy the learning process,” stated Helen Doron, the founder of this brand.
In Romania, the Helen Doron English group is present in 25 cities. These include: Bucharest, Alba Iulia, Arad, Baczu, Braila, Chiajna, Constanaa, Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Focsani, Iasi, Ineu, Lugoj, Mangalia, Miercurea Ciuc, Pascani, Piatra Neamt, Pitesti, Ploiesti, Roman, Sebis, Sibiu, Targu Murea, Targu Secuiesc, Timisoara and Zalau.
Currently, there are a total of 24 educational centers and six independent teachers in Romania. In the last 5 years alone, 10 new educational centers have been opened. Over time, more than 33,500 children have learned here. The youngest student in Romania is 6 months old.
Helen Doron is a renowned educator and entrepreneur, best known for founding the Helen Doron Educational Group, a global leader in teaching English as a second language to children. Established in 1985, the organisation has revolutionised language learning through its innovative and child-centred methodology, which combines fun, repetition, and encouragement to create a natural and effective learning environment.
The Helen Doron Method
The Helen Doron method is based on the principles of how children acquire their first language. It incorporates repeated listening to language-rich materials and positive reinforcement to build confidence and fluency. The approach is tailored to children from as young as three months up to 19 years old, ensuring that lessons are age-appropriate and engaging.
Global Reach
Over the past four decades, the Helen Doron Educational Group has expanded to more than 40 countries across four continents, with over 1,200 learning centres and 5,000 active teachers. The programme has reached more than three million students worldwide, making it one of the most successful educational franchises globally.
Commitment to Excellence
Helen Doron herself remains deeply involved in the organisation, continuously innovating and refining the curriculum to meet the needs of modern learners. The group also offers a range of supplementary resources, including educational apps and online tools, to support learning outside the classroom.
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