Education

The education industry grew steadily in 2018, as a result of an increasing government focus on, and funding for education. Over the year, public spending on education rose mainly due to the Quality Schools reform and a rising number of students. In ...

The Mexican education industry expanded in 2018, due to rising enrolment rates as well as increasing education funding in line with the growing economy. However, education expenditure per student remains one of the lowest among OECD economies. ...

The industry’s expansion followed government budget growth in 2018, as the Indonesian constitution mandates the government to allocate at least 20% of its budget to education. During the year, the public education expenditures were raised to IDR444 ...

The industry steadily expanded in 2017, due to larger Indian government focus on education. The Union budget allocation for education over 2017-2018 academic year soared by 13% y-o-y, surpassing INR800 billion. The major part of funds was allocated ...

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The industry expanded moderately over 2017, due to relatively low public funding on education, resulting from the country’s huge public debt. Although government spending on education surpassed EUR49 billion over the year, Spain did not reach the ...

The industry’s growth stayed barely above the country’s inflation in 2017, due to a difficult economic situation in Russia, however the first signs of improvements were seen thanks to the country’s economic recovery. The Russian education system ...

The industry witnessed robust growth in 2017 and is expected to post a strong expansion rate over the forecast period, as education remains one of the priorities for the government in order to build a strong middle class. Canada is still among the ...

The industry posted marginal growth in 2017, reflecting low public funding for education. Education spending as a share of GDP has continuously declined and reached an average of 3.6% over 2013-2017, lagging behind most EU countries. This results in ...

The industry witnessed steady growth in 2017 as education remained a top priority of the Federal Government. Over the year, federal, state and local governments spent almost EUR135 billion on education, up by 5% from the previous year. In addition, ...

Education witnessed moderate growth in 2017, as education was the main priority in the 2017 budget. The government mainly focused on teacher recruitment and training, increasing equality in education and digital transformation. Over the forecast ...

Although the growth of B2B e-commerce is expected to accelerate over the coming years, not all industries are equally suitable and prepared for embracing digital selling. The manufacturers most ready to launch their digital selling activities include...

In 2017 industry revenue accelerated as the government continuously focused on the 13th Five-Year Plan for Education 2016-2021 (the Plan) and increased spending on education by over 9% to RMB4.3 trillion. A major proportion of expenditures was ...

Although education was the second-largest category in UK public spending behind health in 2017, it remained largely unchanged from the previous year due the government plan to eliminate the country’s budget deficit, hindering the industry’s growth. ...

In 2017 the industry’s revenue increased marginally, as public expenditure on education remained unchanged from the previous year, reaching JPY4 trillion, due to enormous national debt. Moreover, private spending on education also remained at similar...

Public education was almost equally funded by state and local revenue, while federal funding reached only 9% of total revenue in 2017. The largest part of expenditures went to operation and maintenance of plant, pupil support services and school ...

In 2017 the industry saw steady growth as a result of increasing government focus on education and further implementation of the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) 2015-2019 Strategic Plan. This concentrates mainly on teacher training, increasing ...

Korean Government spending on education surged by 14% y-o-y in 2017, reaching KRW62 billion. Nevertheless, the industry posted slower growth in 2017, mainly due to declining enrolment rates in education. This is a result of the slumping birth rate in...

In 2017 the industry witnessed stronger growth due to the implementation of the National Transformation Programme (NTP) 2020, which aims to improve teachers’ development, the educational environment and students’ skills, increase private sector ...

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