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Kuwait Education Market Outlook to 2022

By K-12 Education, Higher Education, E-Learning, Vocational Training, Teacher Training, Private Tutor and Test-Preparation Education Market

Region:Middle East

Product Code:KR731

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December 2018

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About the Report

The report titled, "Kuwait Education Market Outlook to 2022 - by K-12 Education, Higher Education, E-Learning, Vocational Training, Teacher Training, Private Tutor and Test-Preparation Education Market" covers the K-12 private education market size (by revenue, number of schools, number of teachers, number of classrooms and number of students), current emerging trends and developments, major issues and challenges, customer pain points & decision making parameters, investment model, along with market segmentation by level of education (Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate and Secondary), by gender (Male and Female), by nationality (Kuwaitis and non-Kuwaitis) and by region (Al Asema, Hawalii, Al Ahmadii, Al Farwaniya, Al Jahra Education and Mobark Al Kaber). The report presents competitive landscape of leading British, American and Indian schools and the major test preparation centers. Parameters such as type of curriculum, average fees per annum, class size, catchment area, student teacher ratio, number of students and others have been given prime importance. The report also covers government rules and regulation, future outlook along with SWOT analysis and analyst recommendation.

Market Overview:

Kuwait’s education market is in its growth stage. Changes and overhauls brought in the overall education curriculum through government interventions & subsidies extended has been a major market support parameter. The two major organizations that oversee the operations of this sector in Kuwait are the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education.
The education market in Kuwait has registered a revenue growth close to 6% during 2012-2017. The Ministry of Education allocated KWD 2 billion in the 2016 annual budget for Kuwait’s K-12 education sector. This is in line with its Integrated Education Reform Program (2011-2019) and the School Education Quality Improvement Project which are geared towards developing curriculum, improving learning outcomes, encouraging efficient teaching and refining the efficiency of education.

Kuwait K-12 Education Market

Public K-12 education is extended free of cost in Kuwait with over 800 schools serving over 350 thousand children in 2017. The government expenditure in public education has grown at a CAGR close to 7% during 2012-2016. However, the quality of education in public schools is considered to be poor and there is a growing shift towards private education. The growing demand for better quality education has resulted in more players entering the market with over 500 private schools operating in 2017. American and British schools are the most expensive, charging an average fee of close to KWD 4,000 per year, whereas Indian and Pakistani schools offer more affordable rates at an average fee of close to KWD 450 per year. The market revenue of K-12 education registered a CAGR close to 6% during 2012-2017.

Currently, private K-12 schools in Kuwait provide education to over 40% of its students. The nature of the market is fragmented with various types of schools offering all types of curricula & fee range. In majority, it has been noticed that private schools are individually owned, hence leaving more room for large scale operators to take over. Major Private Schools: American (American Creative Academy, The American School of Kuwait, American United School), British (Kuwait International English School, the English Academy, New English School Kuwait) and Indian (Fahaheel Watanieh Indian Private School, Indian Educational School, United Indian School). Major Public Schools: Pironi Medium for Boys, Safia Intermediate Girls, Bints Primary Girls, Doha Elementary School for Boys, Ouzai Secondary Boys, Amama Bint Bishr. The revenues generated by the K-12 education industry in the Kuwait are projected to increase registering a five year CAGR of close to 5% during 2017-2022.

Kuwait Test Preparation Market

Kuwait’s test prep market is in its growth stage and has a combination of both local and international players operating in the market. The major catchment areas include Salmiya, Kuwait City, Fahaheel and Hawalli and the major players in the market include AMIDEAST, Apachia, British Council and ILM prep. The fees for each course are paid in advance of class commencement. GMAT, GRE and SAT are the most expensive courses with each having an average fee of close to KWD 200 and the most popular course is IELTS with close to 3,000 enrollments in 2017. TOEFL and IELTS, the two English language tests together brought in majority of the revenue registering highest enrollments in the test prep market in 2017. The SAT test prep segment was the second largest followed by GMAT training classes. The smallest segment in the test prep market was the GRE. Kuwait’s test preparation market is expected to expand with the increasing number of players entering the market and creating new test centers.

Kuwait Higher Education Market

There were only 2 universities catering to higher education sector in Kuwait in 2002, Kuwait University (KU) and Public Authority of Applied Education and Training (PAAET). Currently, there are over 18 private universities in Kuwait offering a varied number of courses. The popular universities include American College of Middle East (ACM), American University of Kuwait (AUK), American University of Middle East (AUM), Gulf University for Science and Technology (GUST) and Arab Open University (AOU). [There is currently an ongoing expansion of KU that is expected to cater to nearly 40,000 students by 2019. The Kuwaiti government has also granted permits for nine new private universities with foreign affiliations to be established over the coming years.

Kuwait Vocational Training Market

The government is trying to encourage Kuwaitis to take up vocational courses to compete with expats in the country in serving various job profiles. Public VET is provided by PAAET, Higher Institute for Theatrical Arts and Higher Institute for Music Arts, free of cost. There are some private VET institutes, generally teaching programs from 4pm-10pm regarding skills such as web designing, office management and corporate training. The majority of private VET centers are located in Kuwait City or in the Hawalli Governate.

Kuwait E-Learning Market

Internet Penetration in Kuwait was at close to 80% in 2016, resulting in a growing market for e-learning services. There are a few technological concerns such as low internet speeds and bandwidth limitations. Security concerns are also an important barrier to the e-learning implementation. The main E-Learning companies offering content in Kuwait include Track Learning Solutions, British Council, Panacea Infotech, Global Learning and New Horizons Computer Learning Center. The future is promising due to the swift increase in the number of internet users and mobile penetration in the country along with positive feedback from the increasing use of smart classes in K-12 schools and higher use of online portals to read e-books.

Kuwait Teacher Training Market

There are only two teacher training institutes in Kuwait, namely KU and PAAET which offer training free of cost, even to non-Kuwaitis students. These institutions are publicly owned with no private institutions offering this service in the country. The Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) is responsible for the accreditation and regulation process of teachers in Kuwait. The steady rise of the student population and increasing competition between students acts as growth drivers in the teacher training market. However, budget cuts and rapid changes in the body of knowledge in all subjects can pose as challenges to the growth of the market.

Kuwait Private Tutors Market

Private tuition is prohibited by the government of Kuwait, but the market still persists due to the profitability involved. Private tuition is lucrative for teachers as parents and students alike are competitive and indulge in this service to achieve higher grades. The majority of private teachers in Kuwait (70%) are located in Hawalli and Kuwait City.

Key Topics Covered in the Report

Kuwait Education Market Ecosystem
Kuwait Education Market Size, 2012-2017
Emerging Trends and Developments in Kuwait K-12 Public and Private Education Market and Test Preparation Market, 2017
Issues and Challenges in Kuwait K-12 Public and Private Education Market, 2017
Customer Profiling: Pain Points and Decision Making Parameters for K-12 Education Market, 2017
Kuwait Education Market Government Regulations K-12, Higher Education, Test-Preparation, E-Learning, Vocational Training,
Teacher Training
Investment Model for Kuwait K-12 Education Market
Competitive Landscape of major Players in Kuwait K-12 Education Market and Test Prep Market, 2017
Snapshot of Kuwait Higher Education Market, 2017
Snapshot of Kuwait Vocational Education Market, 2017
Snapshot of Kuwait E-learning Market, 2017
Snapshot of Kuwait Private Tutors Market, 2017
Snapshot of Kuwait Teacher Training Market, 2017
Kuwait Education Market SWOT Analysis
Kuwait Education Market Future Outlook and Projections, 2018E-2022E
Analyst Recommendations

Products

Key Target Audience

Private K-12 Schools
Government Organizations
Test Preparation Institutes
Private Vocational Training Institutes
International Schools
International Colleges/Universities
Global E-learning Companies
Investors

Time Period Captured in the Report

Historical Period- 2012-2017
Future Forecast - 2018-2022

Companies

COMPANIES CITED IN THE REPORT

Private Schools (New English School Kuwait ,
Kuwait International English School,
The English Academy,
Kuwait English School,
Kuwait National English School,
American United School,
American Creative Academy,
American International School of Kuwait,
American Academy for Girls,
The American School of Kuwait,
Fahaheel Watanieh Indian Private School,
Indian Community School,
Indian Public School,
Indian Educational School,
United Indian School)
Public and Private Universities/Colleges (Kuwait University,
Public Authority for Applied Education and Training,
Kuwait Institute for Medical Specialization,
Gulf University for Science and Technology,
Arab Open University,
American University of Kuwait,
Kuwait Maastricht Business School,
Australian College of Kuwait,
International University of Science and Technology,
Box Hill College Kuwait,
American College of Middle East,
American University of Medical sciences,
Kuwait Technical College,
College of Aviation Technology,
Algonquin College,
Kuwait College of Science and Technology)
Private Tutors (Abbasiya,
Al Farwaniyah,
Home Tuitions, Salmiya,
Home Tutoring, Bnied Al Gar,
City Training Institute, Hawalli,
Al Tawoon Institute,
Salmiya,

1. Executive Summary

Market Size & Overview
Kuwait K-12 Education Market Overview, Segmentation & Future
Kuwait Test Preparation Market
Snapshot on Kuwait Higher Education Market
Snapshot on Kuwait Vocational Training Market
Snapshot on Kuwait E-Learning Market
Snapshot on Kuwait Teacher Training Market
Snapshot on Kuwait Private Tutors Market
Kuwait Education Future Market Projections

2. Research Methodology

2.1. Market Definitions
2.2. Abbreviations
2.3. Market Size and Modeling

Consolidated Research Approach
Market Sizing–Kuwait Education Market
Variables (Dependent and Independent)
Multi Factor Based Sensitivity Model
Regression Matrix
Assumptions and Limitations
Final Conclusion

3. Kuwait Education Market Ecosystem, 2017

4. Kuwait Education Market Size, 2012-2017

5. Kuwait K-12 Education Market, 2012-2022

5.1. Kuwait K-12 Education Market Size, 2012-2017

Public K-12 Education Market-Graphical Analysis, 2012-2017
Private K-12 Education Market- Graphical Analysis, 2012-2017

5.2. Kuwait PublicK-12 Education Market Segmentation By Level of Education, Gender, Nationality and Region, 2012-2017

5.2.1. By Level of Education (Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate and Secondary), 2012-2017

On the Basis of government expenditure, 2012-2016
On the Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Schools, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Classrooms, 2012-2017

5.2.2. By Gender (Male and Female), 2012-2017

On the Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Schools, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Number of Classrooms, 2012-2017

5.2.3. By Nationality (Kuwaiti & Non Kuwaiti), 2012-2017

On the Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number Of Teachers, 2012-2017

5.2.4. By Region (Ahmadii, AL Farwaniya, Asema, AL Jahra, Hawalii &Mobark Al Kaber), 2012-2017

On The Basis Of Number Of Schools, 2012-2017
On The Basis Of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On the Basis of Number of Classrooms, 2012-2017

5.3. Kuwait Private K-12 Education Market Segmentation By Level of Education, Gender, Nationality and School Type, 2012-2017

5.3.1. By Level of Education (Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate, and Secondary), 2012-2017

On The Basis of Revenue, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Schools, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Classrooms, 2012-2017

5.3.2. By Gender (Male and Female), 2012-2017

On The Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Schools, 2014-2017
On The Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Classrooms, 2014-2017

5.3.3. By Nationality (Kuwaiti & Non Kuwaiti), 2014-2017

On The Basis of Enrollment, 2014-2017
On The Basis of Number of Teachers, 2014-2017

5.3.4. By School Type (Foreign and Arabic), 2012-2017

On The Basis of Enrollment, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Teachers, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Classrooms, 2012-2017
On The Basis of Number of Schools, 2012-2017

5.4. Kuwait K-12 Education Market Investment Model

General Fee Structure, 2017
Infrastructure Details Considered in the Model, 2017
Faculty Details Considered in the Model, 2017
Total Capacity of School Considered
Curriculum Followed by the School

5.4.1. Case-1: Kuwaiti Investor opening Indian School
5.4.2. Case-2: Non-Kuwaiti (Indian) opening Indian School through a Kuwaiti Sponsor

5.5. Major Trends and Developments in Kuwait’s K-12 Education Market

5.5.1. Rising Fee of private K-12 Schools
5.5.2. Increasing Expatriate Enrollment in private K-12 Schools
5.5.3. Rising Government Investments in Kuwait Education Sector

5.6. Major Market Restrictions in Kuwait’s K-12 Education Market

5.6.1. K-12 Private Market Challenges

Difficult for New Entants
Difficulty in Securing Finance
Shortage of Qualified Teachers
Lack of Public Data Availability

5.7. Customer Profiling K-12 Education Market Kuwait

Major Decision Making parameters
Pain Points Of Customers

5.8. Government Regulation for K-12 Public and Private schools

5.9. Competitive Landscape of Major Schools in Kuwait K-12 Education Market, 2017

Competition Scenario Kuwait’s K-12 Education Industry
Comparison Landscapefor British Schools, 2017
Comparison Landscape for American Schools, 2017
Competition Comparison Landscape for Indian Schools, 2017

5.10. Kuwait K-12 Education Industry Future Outlook and Projections, 2018E-2023E

6. Kuwait Test Preparation Market, 2012-2017

6.1. Kuwait Test Preparation Market Introduction
6.2. Kuwait Test Preparation Market Size, 2012 -2017
6.3. Kuwait Test Preparation Market Segmentation, 2017
6.4. Major Players in Kuwait Test Preparation, 2017
6.5. Kuwait Test Preparation Future Market Prediction, 2018E-2022E

7. Snapshot on Kuwait Higher Education Market, 2017

7.1. Timeline of Public and Private Universities in Kuwait, 1966-2017
7.2. Kuwait Higher Education Market Overview

7.2.1. Kuwait Public Higher Education Market, 2017

Market overview
Market Data Analysis, 2017

7.2.2. Kuwait Private Higher Education Market, 2012-2018

Market Overview
Market Data Analysis, 2012-2018

7.3. Kuwait Higher Education Market Major Trends & Growth Drivers
7.4. Kuwait Higher Education Market Challenges
7.5. Kuwait Higher Education Future Developments

8. Snapshot on Kuwait Vocational Education, 2017

9. Snapshot on Kuwait E-Learning Market, 2017

9.1. Market Overview& Ecosystem
9.2. Market Trends, Developments and Challenges

Governemnt Policies Facilitating E-learning market in Kuwait
Increasing Internet Penetration in Kuwait
Technological advancments
Techonology barriers
Linguistic Barriers

9.3. Mobile Learning in Kuwait and its Benefits and Challenges

Market Overview
Benefits of M-Learning
Challenges and Drawbacks of M-Learning

9.4. E-Learning Market Future

10. Snapshot on Kuwait Private Tutors Market, 2017

11. Snapshot on Kuwait Teacher Training, 2017

12. Kuwait Education Market SWOT Analysis

Strengths of Kuwait Education Market
Weakness of Kuwait Education Market
Opportunities of Kuwait Education Market
Threats of Kuwait Education Market

13. Kuwait Education Market Future Outlook, 2018E-2022E

14. Analyst Recommendation

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