Summary

China, India and Indonesia support large and growing markets for international and private K-12 education. In these countries, however, stringent policies and regulatory burdens continue to challenge operators.

The growth of private schooling in emerging markets is a direct response from rising middle classes to their governments’ failure to provide quality education for the 21st century economy, and this trend is likely to continue.

Our research into the political, social and economic trends of five emerging markets, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and the UAE, highlights growth opportunities present that international schools and other private education providers need to be aware of.

Download our report on Opportunities for Private K-12 Education in Emerging Markets to learn more.