Opening an independent school in a foreign market has become big business. 62 independent school brands are already established overseas teaching over 38,700 children aged between 3 and 18. This sector of the international schools market is about to see its busiest year yet for new school openings.

Investment potential within international education is increasing in many countries; and particularly so within the international schools market.

International schools throughout the world will be celebrated this year as part of the first ever International School Awards and here's why you should be a part of that.

ISC’s Commercial Director, Diane Glass summarises the year from the point of view of education suppliers.

Data and intelligence can help you to strategically plan many aspects of your school business development. What do you need to know and why? Here are 10 scenarios when knowing the right data counts.

Three South East Asian countries seeing developments, and predicted to experience more school investment, are Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. ISC’s Field Research Consultant for South East Asia, Sam Fraser explains.

ISC Schools Director, Richard Gaskell sums up the main conversations surrounding the international schools market as the academic year in the Northern Hemisphere draws to a close.

Field-based research on the international schools market in the Middle East is led by Sheena Maerevoet who is based in Dubai. Sheena shares an update here:

Schools can no longer bank on sourcing teachers from a handful of countries. The training of teachers and coaching of parents' expectations is necessary for the future.

Why, how and when will benchmarking help your school planning?

Advice for education suppliers about working with international schools