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COMPUCHILD Opens North Fulton Franchise

COMPUCHILD North Fulton will offer STEM, AI, coding, robotics, and entrepreneurship after-school programs in Alpharetta and Roswell.

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COMPUCHILD is expanding into North Fulton County, Georgia, with after-school programs for children in Alpharetta and Roswell. The new territory will be owned and operated by Olumide Sowunmi, an IT professional and longtime Fulton County resident with more than 20 years of experience across finance, health care, aviation, and telecommunications. The franchise will offer instructor-led STEM, artificial intelligence, coding, robotics engineering, and entrepreneurship classes for pre-kindergarten, elementary, and middle school students. COMPUCHILD describes its franchise model as low-cost and capital-light.

Programs For Alpharetta And Roswell

The North Fulton operation will provide structured, in-person after-school enrichment programs that combine technical subjects with financial awareness, communication, ethics, and problem-solving. Its Entrepreneurial STEAM™ curriculum covers science, technology, engineering, art, and math, with practical classes designed to help children explore technology and entrepreneurship.

Sowunmi holds an engineering background, a master’s degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and certification in AI and machine learning from the University of Texas at Austin.

“I wanted to create a place where children feel genuinely excited to learn and where technology becomes something they can explore with confidence, not hesitation,”

Olumide Sowunmi, owner and operator of COMPUCHILD North Fulton

“When learning connects to curiosity and real-world thinking, children begin to see what they are capable of, and that shift stays with them.”

A Local Franchise Model

COMPUCHILD offers its programs through local franchisees, targeting educators, professionals, and entrepreneurs who want to run children’s education businesses in their communities. The company says its model includes regular training and support, while allowing franchisees to scale their operations.

“These programs are not just about teaching concepts. They are about helping children develop the ability to think, solve problems, and approach challenges with confidence. That is what truly prepares them for the future.”

Olumide Sowunmi, owner and operator of COMPUCHILD North Fulton

Technology Education With Life Skills

COMPUCHILD has more than three decades of experience in after-school education and operates in the United States and Canada. Its programs focus on children at the pre-kindergarten, elementary, and middle school levels, pairing technology education with creativity, collaboration, and ethical decision-making.

The company positions the franchise as an option for entrepreneurs seeking a community-based education business. Prospective franchisees can find details through COMPUCHILD’s franchise information page.

“At COMPUCHILD, we are committed to bringing cutting-edge technology education in STEM and AI to communities across the United States and Canada, while complementing it with financial awareness, communication, and ethics. We strongly believe that meaningful education must be rooted in the community it serves. Every community has unique needs, and those needs are best understood by local educators and professionals who are part of that community. Our low-cost, capital-light franchise model empowers entrepreneurs to deliver high-quality, future-focused education at a reasonable cost while also building a fulfilling and profitable business.”

Shubhra Kant, President at COMPUCHILD

From an announcement by COMPUCHILD.

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