Indalytics have published a new report — Education Sector in UAE to 2019 — Market Size and Intelligence Report.

 

The report discusses the current market size of the UAE’s education sector. It segregates the market size on the basis of various levels of education, starting from preschool to higher education.

 

The report discusses the forecasted market size and year–wise growth of the sector till 2019, along with the various drivers, which will lead to this growth. It further discusses the various trends that are shaping the education sector.

 

Various regulations pertaining to entering UAE’s education market are also mentioned in the report, along with the profile of key players that are active in private education space.

 

Visit http://indalytics.com/reports/education-sector-in-uae-to-2019-market-size-and-intelligence-report/ to know more about the report.

 

Executive Summary

 

UAE has one of the highest literacy rates (90%) among the developing countries — with an enrollment ratio of approximately 107% for primary education, and approximately 67% for higher education.  The country caters to approximately 33% of its population across various levels of education, and spends approximately 21% of its total government expenditure on education.

 

More than half of the UAE’s education sector is dominated by the general school education, followed by higher education and preschool education. The sector has benefitted from high government spending of approximately one–fifth of the total federal expenditure on education, and improvement in quality of education at public schools. However many students are now opting for private schools — which teach in English, and as per international curricula.

 

Demand for private education is coming from both locals, as well as expatriates staying in UAE. The country is witnessing an increase in number of private players, especially in higher education, which are catering to growing number of youth. These players are collaborating among themselves, raising financing, and investing in various levels across the sector. UAE is also witnessing increased use of technology, as the government is advocating digital education through its programs.

 

Growth of UAE’s education sector will be driven by various factors, such as increased government and private spending on education, demand from expatriates representing 81% of the population, and increased use of technology.

 

List of Organizations Mentioned in the Report

 

• Academia Management Solutions International
• Addax Bank
• Addax Education Holding LLC
• Al Jalila Foundation
• ALDAR Academies
• ALDAR Properties PJSC
• Autism Trust Foundation
• Cranleigh
• DM Healthcare
• Dubai Medical College
• Dubai Pharmacy College
• EduStaff
• Elaph Investments LLC
• Emaar Properties
• Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company
• Emirates National Schools
• Emirates Telecommunications Corporation
• Etihad Airways
• Etisalat
• Fujairah College
• GEMS Education
• Gulf Medical College
• Hamdan Bin Mohammed e-University
• Heriot–Watt University
• Higher Colleges of Technology
• Horouf Publishing Group
• INJAZ UAE
• Innoventures Education
• International Monetary Fund
• IQ Education Consultants
• Islamic School for Training and Education
• Jaleel Holdings
• Jordan Investment Trust PLC
• Kalimat Publishing Group
• London Business School
• MAHSA University
• MasterCard
• Microsoft
• Nalapad Group Overseas
• New York University
• Pearson PLC
• Rabdan Academy
• Raffles Schools
• S.S. Lootah Group
• SABIS Educational Services S.A.L.
• Samsung
• SeekTeachers
• Sorbonne
• Taaleem
• The Ras Al Khaimah Education Company
• The Technical Institute
• UAE University
• UniAdmission
• University of Wollongong in Dubai
• Zayed University