👋 Meet Our Franchisees in Brampton Churchville! 👫 Paul and Sonia Singh bring diverse experience and knowledge from their IT (Paul) and Human Resources (Sonia) backgrounds to their new positions as Centre Directors of Oxford Learning Brampton Churchville. 🏫 Operating since 2001 as Oxford Learning Brampton South, Paul and Sonia are thrilled to take over the reins at this long-standing location and continue to help the students and families under the new name of Oxford Learning Brampton Churchville. They aim to continue to serve the community by providing exceptional customer service and helping each child reach their full potential by offering personalized cognitive support that caters to their unique learning needs. 💬 "We believe in building strong relationships with our clients and their families to understand their needs better and tailor our services accordingly," says Paul and Sonia. They hope to become trusted collaborators with local schools and educators to ensure that Oxford Learning services align with the school curriculum and complement the learning objectives of our students. 🎉 Paul, Sonia, and their team are passionate about making a positive impact in the community, and they are excited to become active members of the Brampton Churchville community. They look forward to building lasting relationships with their clients and providing a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment for children to learn and grow. 📍Contact Paul and Sonia at Oxford Learning Brampton Churchville, located at 304 -7700 Hurontario Street, Brampton, ON, via email at bramptonchurchville@oxfordlearning.com or by phone at 416.639.2296.
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6moCongratulations Paul and Sonia!