| Page Length: | 10-12 | |
| Last Quarterly Update: | 4/22/2013 | |
| SIC Codes: | 8244 | |
| NAICS Codes: | 6114, 6115, 6116 |
| Chapters Include: | ||
| Industry Overview | Trends & Challenges | Industry Forecast |
| Quarterly Industry Update | Call Prep Questions | Website & Media Links |
| Business Challenges | Financial Information | Glossary & Acronyms |
Companies in this industry include business and secretarial schools; technical and trade schools; and providers of tutoring, exam preparation, and other instruction. Major companies include Career Education Corporation (CEC), ITT Educational Services, Kaplan, and Sylvan Learning (all based in the US), along with New Oriental Education & Technology Group (China), NIIT Limited (India), and ThirdForce (Ireland).
Global education and training services companies are increasingly looking to emerging economies for new growth opportunities. Fast-growing developing nations such as China and India often rely on education and training services to help support their growth.
The US education and training services industry includes about 50,000 companies and many more self-employed individuals with combined annual revenue of more than $35 billion. Moderate growth is forecast over the next two years, driven by online education and international expansion.
Companies in this industry may offer job-specific certification; professional training; and classes emphasizing self-fulfillment, leisure, and hobbies. Many of the industry's services fall under the category of career and technical education (CTE), historically known as vocational education, or "vo-tech." High schools, community colleges, universities, and educational support services are not included in this industry.
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Demand for certification classes is driven by employment trends in the medical, high technology, and manufacturing industries. Demand for classes emphasizing self-fulfillment is driven by personal income. The profitability of individual companies depends on maintaining low operating costs and recruiting enough students. ...
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