Tuesday, February 17, 2015

UAE Education Market - Market Size, Segmentation, Trends and Development, SWOT and Future Outlook 2018

·         UAE Education Market is expected to reach USD 6.7 Billion by 2018
·         Future Growth of UAE Education Industry is expected to be led by the K-12 and E-Learning Segment

Ken Research announced its latest publication on “UAE Education Market Outlook to 2018 - Rising Demand for Private Schools, E-Learning and ICT” which provides a comprehensive analysis of the industry covering aspects including market size in terms of revenues, enrollments, establishments and faculty-student ratio. The report also entails a detailed analysis of the market segmentation on the basis of K-12, higher education, technical and vocational training, test preparation, e-learning and teacher training and education by different categories on the basis of revenues and enrollments. The report provides the competitive landscape of the major players operating in the test preparation, technical-vocational training, teacher training and education, K-12, higher education and e-learning market in Philippines. The report also highlights the major trends and developments of all the segments in UAE education industry over the years. In addition, the report also provides information related to the procedure which is required to set up schools in UAE. Future analysis of the industry along with its various market segments is provided on the basis of revenues over the next five years. 

UAE Education Market
The education market in the UAE has witnessed quick growth in recent years on account of the high demand of high quality education in the country. The surge in growth is majorly originated from the growth of K-12 and higher education segment. Factors such as government initiatives, use of ICT, development of school facilities, international exposure and an overall development of students has led to the growth of this segment. The UAE education market is comprised of companies such as GEMS, Innoventures and Taleem Schools which possess a large portfolio. The market revenues of UAE education industry have grown at a CAGR of 8.4% from 2008-2013 to USD ~ Billion.

According to the research report, the UAE education market will grow at a considerable CAGR rate thus exceeding USD 6.7 billion by 2018 due to the increasing number of students and increase in tuition fees.
“While rising disposable incomes, boom in student population and an increase in the preference for high quality modernized education will result in increased spending on education in the UAE, the increasing cost of education and availability of options outside the country are a few of the major challenges which will affect the growth of this industry in the future”, according to the Research Associate, Ken Research.


 Key Topics Covered in the Report:
Education Market
-          Market Size by Revenue, Enrollments
-          Market Segmentation by
o   Nationality
o   Gender
o   Level of Education
-          Trends and Development
-          SWOT
-          PEST
-          Requirements to setup a school
-          Government Regulations
-          Competition
-          Growth Drivers
-          Future Outlook
-          Macro Economic Parameters
Key Sectors Mentioned in the Report
-          K-12
-          Higher Education
-          E-Learning
-          Vocational and Technical Education
-          Teacher Training and Education
-          Test Preparation
-          Adult Education
Companies Covered in the Report
-          GEMS
-          Innoventures
-          Taleem
-          Blackboard
-          Sumotal
-          Cornerstone
-          Abu Dhabi Vocational Education and Technical Training Institute
-          National Institute for Vocational Education
-          UAE University
-          Zayed University
-          Eton Institute
-          Amid East
-          British Council
-          The Princeton Review


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Ankur Gupta, Head Marketing & Communications
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