British independent schools have recorded an increase in the number of pupils from European Economic Area countries despite ongoing Brexit uncertainty, the 2019 Independent Schools Council census has revealed.
New rules around transferring funds in Nigeria, the weak pound in Europe and unstable situation in Turkey are all reasons to expect a growth in future enrolments, according to BBSN's latest market analysis - despite a dip in 2016/17 figures.
British independent schools now teach more students overseas than foreign students in Britain, data from the Independent Schools Council shows.
Study Group has announced a partnership with Durham University, which aims boost the university’s international intake with the opening of an International Study Centre.
Plummeting oil & gas prices are affecting enrolment at international schools in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, according to the International School Consultancy Research.
International schools in the UAE could be affected by a predicted teacher shortage in the UK despite the substantial growth trajectory the country's international school market is currently enjoying, according to the International School Consultancy.
The number of English-medium international schools around the world has reached 8,000, according to new data from ISC Research, with China and the UAE displaying the fastest growth.
Affordability and the growing presence of one year foundation courses are contributing to making the market more competitive, according to providers at the British Boarding Schools Workshop last week.