The Helen Doron Group Announces the Opening of its

400th Learning Centre

The Helen Doron Group, international leader in educational programs for young children and youth, announces the opening of its 400th Helen Doron Early English Learning Centre. The latest centre to join the worldwide network was opened in Ottobrunn, Germany, headed by Mr. David Infantado.

In the first five months of 2007 alone, 38 new Helen Doron Early English Learning Centres have premiered in Germany (12), Hungary (12), Austria (3), Czech Republic (3), Poland (3), Slovakia (3), and one each in Serbia and Switzerland.

With the addition of these new centres in targeted population areas, an increasing number of infants, children and youth, ages 3 months to 14 years, will be able to take advantage of the groundbreaking methodologies, enjoyable programs and innovative, quality educational materials. They join the hundreds of thousands of children throughout the world who have had the opportunity to learn from a technique designed to build confidence, self-esteem and cognitive aptitude.

“Our success is based on an innovative system that verifiably works, thanks to a welltrained and dedicated teaching staff, original learning materials and music and a commitment to help children achieve their full potential in a fun and encouraging environment.” relates Anne Gordon, Vice President International Business Development. “The remainder of this year we anticipate significant growth, including opening centres in new markets, as well as developing franchise areas in countries in which we already have a strong presence.”

Helen Doron Early English offers a total of 10 courses in English for children: 7 years of spoken English (some courses with optional reading and writing) for younger children, and 3 years of speaking, reading and writing for older children. The program provides everything a child needs in order to speak English with the pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary of a mother tongue. Older children are prepared on a level comparable to international examinations, while retaining the fun and natural manner of learning that is unique to Helen Doron.