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White Paper on the Education/School Industry 1999 - Japan
Yano Research Institute Ltd, Sep 1999, Pages: 520
Market overview:
Social requirements and key issues in the industry
Primary/secondary education
Higher education (university/college)
Market analysis: Key trends and prospects of private schools/education businesses
For students: Cram schools (after-schools), correspondence courses/educational materials, and home tutor services
Vocational schools/special training schools
For skill development: English classes/language schools, and computing-related lessons
Adult education: Business training services and life-long learning opportunities
For hobbies/leisure: Culture center businesses, individual classes, etc.
Preschool education: Kindergartens, nursery schools, etc.
Educational materials/tools market
On-line (Web-based) education
Competitive analysis: Leading companies in the education/school industry
Cram schools/preparatory schools (28 companies)
Vocational schools/special training schools (4 companies)
Foreign language schools (5 companies)
Providers of correspondence study courses/educational tools and materials (7 companies)
Business training service providers (5 organizations)
Preschool education businesses (2 companies)
Major players in the education/school industry (company profiles)
This publication replaces (since 1998 Jan.).
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