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Tom Spurling
Tom Spurling works in Hong Kong and is currently completing a doctorate in international education at the University of Western Australia.
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Analysis
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Tom Spurling
Analysis
Feb 10
Singapore’s public and private providers strive to stay on top
Feb 10
There is strong competition posed to the dynamic private education sector in Singapore by the country's prestigious public universities, and new rules on high school admissions also means that more operators are jostling for market share in one of Asia's education hotspots. All this means a repositioning of offer in Singapore, as Tom Spurling reports.
Analysis
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Tom Spurling
Analysis
Apr 17
Does Hong Kong remain a hotbed for international education?
Apr 17
While Hong Kong’s Joshua Wong may have captured the world’s imagination with his bold form of student activism, the heaving crowds, television cameras and pop star visits of late 2014 have since been relegated to archival news footage. But how did those events impact on Hong Kong’s student cohort and the international ambitions of its education sector? Tom Spurling reports.
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