Franchise · Partnership · White label

Three ways to join BSG

Three ways to join BSG, depending on what you want to build. Our programmes lead to official diplomas and qualifications.

Management and governance

The offers

What do you want to build?

Each offer has its own page, its own journey and its own contact.

Main offer
Franchise
A turnkey institution under the BSG brand.
Private or public institutions
Partnership
Add to the offering through a dual degree, exchanges or the hosting of students.
Complementary offer
White label
Our platform and our services under your brand.

Compare

The same six criteria, offer by offer, before choosing your path.

Comparison of the three ways to join BSG
Comparison of the three ways to join BSG	Main offerFranchise	Private or public institutionsPartnership	Complementary offerWhite label
Who it is for	An entrepreneur or an existing institution wanting to run the group's model.	A private or public institution: university, school, organisation.	A training provider, a school or a company.
What the group brings	The turnkey model: administration, teaching, business development.	Shared programmes: dual degree, exchanges, hosting of students.	The distance-learning platform and its services.
What the institution keeps	Its operations, within the franchise agreement.	Its autonomy, its governance and its own qualifications.	Its brand, its offering and its commercial relationships.
Under which brand it operates	The BSG brand.	Its own identity.	Its own brand.
Status within the network	Franchised school.	Partner institution.	No network status: a service offering.
First step	An initial contact, then a qualification discussion.	An initial contact, then a presentation of both institutions.	An initial contact, then a demonstration of the platform.
Offer page	Discover the franchise	Propose a partnership	Request a demonstration

Main offer

Who it is for: An entrepreneur or an existing institution wanting to run the group's model.
What the group brings: The turnkey model: administration, teaching, business development.
What the institution keeps: Its operations, within the franchise agreement.
Under which brand it operates: The BSG brand.
Status within the network: Franchised school.
First step: An initial contact, then a qualification discussion.

Private or public institutions

Who it is for: A private or public institution: university, school, organisation.
What the group brings: Shared programmes: dual degree, exchanges, hosting of students.
What the institution keeps: Its autonomy, its governance and its own qualifications.
Under which brand it operates: Its own identity.
Status within the network: Partner institution.
First step: An initial contact, then a presentation of both institutions.

Complementary offer

Who it is for: A training provider, a school or a company.
What the group brings: The distance-learning platform and its services.
What the institution keeps: Its brand, its offering and its commercial relationships.
Under which brand it operates: Its own brand.
Status within the network: No network status: a service offering.
First step: An initial contact, then a demonstration of the platform.