ISC Research data and intelligence is used by education suppliers across the world to enable them to maximise sales into this most lucrative sector of the international education market.
Your route to market requires data, intelligence, contacts and an understanding of international school operations
ISC data, trends, intelligence and contact details of decision-makers at international schools help education suppliers to identify specific business opportunities within the market, connect with target schools and target decision-makers at these schools, and successfully maximise sales opportunities at international schools.
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ISC Research has released two new specialist reports that are free of charge to schools and organisations supporting international schools. The reports research international school governance and international school leadership diversity. Read more about these reports here
More parents want an international education for their children
More parents are choosing to pay for their child's education rather than send them to their national school. Read the full story here
Sustained growth for the international schools sector
All signs point to sustained global growth for the sector. Read the full story here
Revealed: Phenomenal growth of international schools
TES reports on new data about the international schools market. Read the full story here
The International Baccalaureate in global education
The IB has come a long way since its first qualification 50 years ago says Irena Barker in the TES. Read the full story here
Market data is crucial for investors, suppliers and those wishing to gain an international presence. Read the full story here
More developers offer education appeal
Thai parents are demanding culturally diverse learning environments for their children says the Bangkok Post. Read the full story here
China's private school market continues to surge
Demand for international private school education in China continues to grow fueling demand for schools and education products says Sean Cavanagh. Read the full article here
