Who is required to attend retraining or refresher training programs for Dryject franchise renewal?

According to Dryject's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, to renew a franchise agreement, either the franchisee, a representative approved by Dryject, or any other person with an interest in the franchisee (if the franchisee is a group of individuals or a corporation, partnership, limited liability company, unincorporated association or similar entity) must attend and satisfactorily complete retraining or refresher training programs. The specific requirements of these programs are determined at Dryject's sole discretion.

This condition ensures that the Dryject franchisee and their team remain up-to-date with the latest operational standards, techniques, and any changes to the Dryject system. By requiring attendance and satisfactory completion of these programs, Dryject aims to maintain uniformity and high standards across all its franchised businesses.

For a prospective Dryject franchisee, this means planning for the time and potential costs associated with retraining or refresher courses when considering franchise renewal. The franchisee should inquire about the typical length, location, and content of these programs, as well as any associated fees, to factor these into their long-term business planning. It is also important to understand who Dryject would approve as a representative if the franchisee cannot attend personally.

Non-compliance with this requirement could prevent the franchisee from renewing their agreement, potentially leading to a loss of their business and the rights to operate under the Dryject brand. Therefore, franchisees must prioritize these training programs to ensure they meet all renewal conditions.