Cypress, Texas - 28 September, 2005 -

COMPUTERTOTS/COMPUTER EXPLORERS (CTCE) continues its worldwide expansion, granting a master license to Neil Borman of Sydney, Australia. The license enables Borman to offer CTCE franchise opportunities in Australia and New Zealand to those who are interested in owning a home-based business that delivers computer and technology instruction to children. In addition, Borman and his wife, Sheri, have purchased the first CTCE territory in that country. “There is nothing comparable to CTCE either in Australia or New Zealand,” says Neil Borman. “Our mission is to bring opportunity to children and adults. We will teach our young ones concepts in computer technology and help them cultivate their skills while opening up business opportunities for anyone interested in having more control over their lifestyle.” Prior to his involvement with CTCE, Borman was in corporate management with Miller’s Retail, a leading retailer with more than 1,000 stores throughout Australia and New Zealand. COMPUTERTOTS/COMPUTER EXPLORERS, part of the International Center for Entrepreneurial Development, is the largest and fastest growing home-based provider of computer technology education for children in the U. S., offering computer enrichment to students, ages three to twelve, at child care centers, schools and other community sites. CTCE franchise opportunities are available in all 50 of the United States, in Canada and in countries throughout the world. “We are excited about sharing CTCE with Australia and New Zealand,” says Deb Evans, CTCE president. “They, like Americans, want the best possible education for their children. And as many professionals there become disillusioned with the lack of flexibility associated with corporate life, they may find CTCE to be a perfect way to fulfill their own dreams while making a positive difference in the lives of future generations.”

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