Education Market in UAE to grow by USD 5.10 Billion (2025-2029), driven by Increasing student enrollments, report on how AI is redefining market landscape.
The UAE Education market size is expected to grow at USD 5.10 billion from 2025-2029. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.6% during the forecast period. The increasing student enrollments are driving the growth in the market, and there is a trend towards increasing awareness of early education. However, the increased education cost in UAE is an issue. Key Players in the Market:AJMAN UNIVERSITY American School of Dubai, American University Sharjah, Aspam Indian International school, Blackboard, inc., Bramer,prep,british councill,Dubai International academy Emirates Hills. Emirate schools Group holdings,Jlt higher collegiates of technology.J S S privat.school,Liva intl school Mecadamia and Options training FZE, Regent Intl,school, and TAALYM UNIVERSTE AUB SHARIA UNIVERSITY AND ZAYED.
The education market of UAE is fast developing with a focus on executive education for professionals and academic programs for students. The most popular programs in upskilling the employees with digital skills, employee engagement, and creating a digital workforce are short-term workshops, seminars, and corporate training. Scholarships for skilled professionals are a way to utilize universities and colleges in the knowledge-based economy. There’s the hold by private K-12 on space and especially a test preparation center dominating. This will mean upskilling targeting national skilling for both the development of/learning outcomes with hopes of low attrition rate. Private school with the residency visa law of ownership as added incentive is always very attractive for foreign investors. Hybrid and digital learning caters to the requirement of the expatriate, also in a remote mode of learning. The education sector integrates schools, educational institutions, and the content services market with special tracks on learning disabilities and curriculum design. Public schools have their counterparts in private schools that provide quality education at all levels of primary and intermediates. The two most significant issues for the students and parents are tuition fees and language immersion schemes.
Early education has been grabbing significant attention in the minds of parents. Thus, kindergartens and pre-primary schools are increasingly in demand. Conventionally, home schooling has been an adopted method of early education. However, with the increasing women working scenario, there is an escalated need for proper educational institutions for young children. In the Arab culture, pre-primary education was not so popular, but the growing population of expatriates and the change in perception about the significance of early education are expected to propel the education sector in the future.
