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Study to Success

Andy Gan, Co-Founder, TWINS Education | Chris Gan, Co-Founder, TWINS Education

17-Sep-24 10:00

Study to Success

Co-founded by the twin brothers, Andy Gan and Chris Gan, back in 2014, TWINS Education has earned a reputation for excellence over the years, offering personalised learning experiences for student’s needs. With a focus on International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and A-level tuition. Additionally, TWINS Education also offers IELTS preparation courses, and enrichment programmes such as English primary tuition and French classes.

Back in 2021, the business transitioned from Partnership into becoming a Limited Company and since then, the business has passed over 2 million in revenue as of 2023, with ambitions to surpass the 2.5 million mark this year.

In today’s conversation, we’re joined by Andy and Chris who will be giving us a sense behind the inception of TWINS Education, the challenges and hurdles they had to overcome as well as their future ambitions for this business.

Produced by: Kishan Sivaswamy

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  markets,  education,  managing,  entrepreneurs

Tags:  limited company,  education centre,  tuition, 


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