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> Computer Trouble Shooters
We are looking for more people, with hardware or software experience, to join the Computer Troubleshooters franchise network. Operating in nearly 500 locations in 27 countries, making us the largest computer service franchise in the world.
Computer Troubleshooters (CTS), The World's Computer Service Network, founded just nine years ago in Australia, now operates nearly 500 locations in 27 countries, making it the largest computer service franchise in the world.
Entrepreneur Magazine has ranked Computer Troubleshooters as the No 1 franchise in the "Tech Support" category and the 277th ranked franchise overall. Computer Troubleshooters was also rated No 12 in the "Top 30 New Franchises" listing. Later this year Computer Troubleshooters will be ranked in the "Top Growth Franchises" and the "Top Global Franchises" listings.
We now have 35 franchise offices operating in the UK and 9 in Ireland. Further great opportunities exist in the UK and Ireland
We are looking for more people, with hardware or software experience, to join the Computer Troubleshooters franchise network.
A Computer Troubleshooter services business owners and home office users. Many businesses cannot afford to employ a full-time computer person and do not need to do so. It is critical for their business, however, that they receive computer service, support and training on a regular basis.