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Dissecting the new Thanaweya Amma system and what it means for international schools
The new system could hurt demand for private and international schools
Tuition fees at private and international universities expected to increase as the country welcomes a new academic year
The government won’t interfere with how tuition fees are set at international and private universities, but advised against major hikes.
What does lower expected public school enrollment mean for Egypt’s education spending?
Spoiler alert: It doesn’t mean fewer outlays
A look at the Educatly’s expansion plan after raising USD 3.5 mn in funding
The company has a student user base of over 3 mn and has signed agreements with 1.1k universities across 90…
Gov’t explores ways to boost dwindling private education investment
The private sector’s share in educational investments has dropped to 9%
The ins and outs of the newly sworn-in cabinet’s rebooted education strategy
Polytechnics and vocational secondary schools in particular are lined up for increases
The market trends, economic headwinds, and road head for language programs at embassy-sponsored cultural institutes - Part II
The institutes have been trying to find the right balance between the institute’s income and students’ ability to pay amid…
The lowdown on language programs at international cultural institutes - Part I
Teaching languages is perhaps the most fundamental pillar of what cultural institutes do
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