LOOKING TO WORK FROM HOME?

Start a new decade with Usborne Books at Home 

Are you looking for a way to afford all those extras? 

Do you love the idea of helping others to find the perfect books for their children? 

Then why not start 2020 by embarking on an exciting new business venture! 

With lots of new titles, what better time to take up the opportunity? 

DROP ME AN EMAIL (dunnettw@gmail.com) for more information. 

Your £48 start-up investment gets you so much more than just a box of books. 

It provides the opportunity to run a successful business and meet new people and make new friends. 

Covering a broad range of subjects and age ranges, our books are a fabulous way of sparking curiosity in your future customers and securing those initial bookings. 

Better still, you can choose how and when you want to work, fitting Usborne around your family and other commitments. 

You will have support from a Mentor from day one, and you'll also have your very own website (with content produced and regularly refreshed by the USBAH team) 

We provide you with the tools to be successful, step-by-step.

Research shows that reading is crucial for growth. It means the chance to explore new concepts and learn new things. It means the opportunity to build confidence and develop emotional intelligence. Books help you imagine things beyond the realm of possibility; so why not make it your mission to share this excitement? 

We sell our award-winning children's books at home, at toddler groups, pre-schools, schools, libraries, clubs, fêtes and fairs and online. By offering free or discounted books, our Organisers are able to make a real difference to literacy and learning. 

The opportunity is open to anyone over the age of 18. You don't need a sales background - just a love for our books. 

After you have joined, you will be sent a fantastic selection of books covering a broad range of subjects and age ranges, and stationery (worth over £150).  You will also have your very own website (with content produced and regularly refreshed by the USBAH team).