Based on gross enrolment rates at each level per country, the
school-going population in MENA stands at 57 million, with 50 million attending public schools/institutions and 7 million attending private schools/institutions. http://grahambrownmartin.com
4.3 million primary-aged children and
2.9 million lower secondary-aged children are still not in school.
Including one year of pre-primary education
the foundation on which a childs future learning is built 12.3 million children across 20 countries are being left behind. source: UNESCO http://grahambrownmartin.com
Approx 7,200 English-medium international schools teaching over
3.7 million students
By 2024, there will be over 12,000 international schools teaching
6.9 million students generating an annual fee income of over US $62 billion (37 billion) source: International School Consultancy Group http://grahambrownmartin.com
Based on estimates of average tuition fee for each country (at
each level), we found MENAs overall education market to be worth US $128 billion. Our estimates place the MENA education market at US $237 billion by 2020 source: Al Masah Capital http://grahambrownmartin.com
Teacher shortages.
By 2030,school-age population in region increases with 9.5
million additional students.
To achieve universal primary education, the region needs to
create an additional 500,000 posts by 2030 and replace 1.4 million teachers who will have left the profession. source: UNESCO http://grahambrownmartin.com