1. SCHOOL EDUCATION IN GCC
COUNTRIES TO 2017
FEBRUARY 2013
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2. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
A BOUT THE R EPORT
This report is a comprehensive market research report on the School Education
sector in the GCC countries. GCC, or Gulf Cooperation Council, is a political and
economic union of six Arab countries, namely — Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar,
Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The report discusses the present as well as the forecasted market size of the
school education sector in these countries. It further talks about the trends that
are taking place in the sector, as well as the key drivers, which will lead to the
sector’s growth.
The reports covers a five–forces analysis of the school education in GCC region,
followed by a comprehensive analysis of Political, Economic, Social and
Technological scenario of all the six GCC countries, in conjunction with the
school education sector. The report further discusses the profile of key players
in education space.
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3. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
E XECUTIVE S UMMARY
School education has emerged as one of the hottest sectors for investment in
GCC region. The sector is receiving high investments and government spending.
Due to its promising growth prospects, school education sector in the GCC
region is attracting foreign education players, as well as private investors. The
GCC region is expecting high demand for private schools in future. Private
school education currently constitutes 28% of the total school education
market.
Increasing inflow of expatriates from other countries is also resulting in
increased demand for schools, which teach in English and follow international
curricula, such as International Baccalaureate. Expatriates currently constitute
more than 50% of the population in four of the six GCC countries. The growth of
the sector will also be aided by the increasing disposable income and
consumption levels of the people, and high macroeconomic growth of GCC
countries, vis-à-vis other nations.
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4. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
L IST OF F IGURES
Figure 1: Market Size of School Education in GCC Countries— 2012 (E) (US$
billions)
Figure 2: Market Size of School Education — Government and Private — 2012
(E) (US$ billions)
Figure 3: Breakup of School Education in GCC Countries— Government and
Private 2012 (E) (US$ billions)
Figure 4: Forecasted Size of School Education in GCC Countries— 2017 (F) (US$
billions)
Figure 5: Forecasted Size of School Education in GCC Countries— Government
and Private — 2017 (F) (US$ billions)
Figure 6: Growth rate of School Education in GCC Countries—2012 (E) – 2017 (F)
(US$ billions)
Figure 7: Population growth in GCC countries 2008–2011
Figure 8: Estimated % of population consisting of migrants— 2012
Figure 9: Gross national per capita income of GCC countries (Purchasing Power
Parity)— 2011
Figure 10: % Change in gross domestic product at constant prices— 2010 –
2012(E)
Figure 11: Breakup of enrollment in private schools — nationals and non-
nationals — 2012
Figure 12: Pupil–Teacher Ratio in GCC Countries — Primary Education — 2011
Figure 13: Gross Enrollment Ratio in Bahrain — Primary and Secondary — 2012
(E)
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5. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
Figure 14: Gross Enrollment Ratio in Kuwait — Primary and Secondary — 2012
(E)
Figure 15: Gross Enrollment Ratio in Oman — Primary and Secondary — 2012
(E)
Figure 16: Gross Enrollment Ratio in Qatar — Primary and Secondary — 2012 (E)
Figure 17: Gross Enrollment Ratio in Saudi Arabia — Primary and Secondary —
2012 (E)
Figure 18: Gross Enrollment Ratio in UAE — Primary and Secondary — 2012 (E)
Figure 19: Five–forces analysis of UAE education sector
Figure 20: Population of Bahrain — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 21: Population of Bahrain — Males and Females –2012 (E)
Figure 22: Population of Kuwait — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 23: Population of Kuwait — Males and Females –2012 (E)
Figure 24: Population of Oman — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 25: Population of Oman — Males and Females –2012 (E)
Figure 26: Population of Qatar — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 27: Population of Qatar — Males and Females –2012 (E)
Figure 28: Population of Saudi Arabia — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 29: Population of Saudi Arabia — Males and Females –2012 (E)
Figure 30: Population of UAE — Nationals and Non–nationals –2012 (E)
Figure 31: Population of UAE — Males and Females –2012 (E)
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6. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
N UMBER OF P AGES
64
P RICE OF THE R EPORT
US$1,000
L IST OF O RGANIZATIONS M ENTIONED IN THE R EPORT
Abu Dhabi Education Council Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
Academia Management Solutions Cisco
International
CORE Education & Consulting Solutions
Addax Education Holding LLC FZ LLC
Al Jazeera Academy CORE Education & Technologies Limited
Al Khaleej Training and Education Cranleigh School
Al Rayan Holding Company Educational Holding Group, Kuwait
ALDAR Academies Edutech
AL-Marefa Exemplary Company for Emirates National Schools
Educational Services, Kuwait
Emirates Telecommunications
Arabian Establishment for Educational Corporation
Development LLC
Fortes Education
Bahrain Telecommunications Company
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7. Market Syudy on School Education in GCC Countries — February 2013
French-Lebanese Association of Qatar Telecom
Education and Culture
REED
GEMS Education
S.S. Lootah Group
Hewlett-Packard
SABIS
Innoventures Education
Sahara Network
Integrated Telecommunications
Saudi Telecom Company
Company
Taaleem
International Monetary Fund
Tarasul Telecom
IQ Education Consultants
Texas Instruments
Kalaam
The Ras Al Khaimah Education Company
Knowledge and Human Development
(EDRAK) PJSC
Authority
Tourism Development and Investment
Mackeen Holding
Company, Abu Dhabi
McGraw-Hill Education
UNESCO Institute of Statistics
Mobily
UniAdmission
Modern International School, Oman
Viva
Monster Worldwide, Inc. (Monster.com)
World Bank
MTC Vodafone
Zain
NBK Capital Equity Partners
Newton Schools
Oman Brunei Investment Company
Oman Telecommunication Company
Qatar Foundation
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