Engr. Michael, CEO of Phontech Global Ventures, based in Ebonyi State and studying in Lagos, was already an experienced phone repairer and accessories dealer when he first came across the Phone Repair Business School.
Despite his practical experience, he admitted that he was intrigued by the business-focused approach of the program.
At the point of introduction, he mentioned:
“Sincerely, I love what you’re doing, and after going through your presentation, I was overwhelmed by your creativity towards the business side of our work. Because of this, I will purchase your course in the coming days, and I’ll also love you to mentor me in this business.”
Although he initially delayed enrollment due to financial commitments after purchasing market at Alaba, he eventually joined the training.
During the sessions, Michael realized that while his apprenticeship had given him hands-on repair skills, there were crucial procedures and structured methods he had never been exposed to. He stated:
“Despite the fact that I am already practicing as a phone engineer, through this lesson I have learnt one or two things that will help me. When I was doing my apprenticeship, nobody took me through these procedures.”
After completing the training and engaging with the provided ebooks, his perspective on his business shifted dramatically. Initially, he was contemplating leaving the phone repair industry altogether. However, he described the material as a complete mentorship package, remarking:
“Do you know I had been thinking of replacing phone repairing with another business? But after learning from this book, I realized I don’t need to quit—I just need to restructure.”
Result:
Instead of quitting, Engr. Michael is now restructuring his phone repair business with renewed clarity and strategy, proving that even established practitioners can benefit from structured mentorship and training.