The public school market has been actively developing since 2015/16, primarily due to population growth in large cities. For example, in Kiev, which is the leader in terms of the number of schools, public schools cannot meet the demand of the population, the number of public schools is growing slowly, while the number of new residential areas is growing faster every year. More and more parents are taking into account the quality of education and conditions at school, the availability of additional services and the level of foreign language teaching. Also, working parents prefer to choose a full-time school, which public schools cannot always provide.
In 2018/19, 29 new public schools were opened in Ukraine, with a total of 228 schools opened. Compared to 2010/11, their number has increased by 18.8% and compared to 2017/18, the number of public schools in Ukraine has increased by 14.6% compared to 2017/18. They were attended by 32,800 students, which is 5,400 students or 19.5% more compared to 2017/18. Compared to 2010/11, the increase is 86.3%.
In 2018/2019, there were 505 secondary education institutions in Kiev, of which 430 were municipal, 66 were private and 9 were institutions of other agencies. In 2018, compared to 2016, the number of public schools increased by 37.5%.
Public schools can be divided into two groups conditionally:
The development of the public school market is directly dependent on parental demand. The increase in demand is influenced by the number of people in Kiev, the intensity of development and the level of income. Modern lifestyles require both parents to work in the family, which is why there is an increasing demand for full-time schools where, in addition to the main educational programme, students develop in clubs and sports sections.
In 2018/19, 29 new public schools were opened in Ukraine, with a total of 228 schools opened. Compared to 2010/11, their number has increased by 18.8% and compared to 2017/18, the number of public schools in Ukraine has increased by 14.6% compared to 2017/18. They were attended by 32,800 students, which is 5,400 students or 19.5% more compared to 2017/18. Compared to 2010/11, the increase is 86.3%.
In 2018/2019, there were 505 secondary education institutions in Kiev, of which 430 were municipal, 66 were private and 9 were institutions of other agencies. In 2018, compared to 2016, the number of public schools increased by 37.5%.
Public schools can be divided into two groups conditionally:
- those that have been on the market for a long time. These include schools dating back to 1990, which are already well known on the market, have established classrooms and make the most of their capacity (school occupancy).
- those that have emerged thanks to active development in Kiev. The majority of developers developing the concept of fully functional residential complexes put a private educational institution into the project structure. Initially it is positioned as a school for 'internal use', but in fact it accepts students regardless of where they live. These schools are characterised by an ever-growing number of students, more modern approaches to education and new facilities.
The development of the public school market is directly dependent on parental demand. The increase in demand is influenced by the number of people in Kiev, the intensity of development and the level of income. Modern lifestyles require both parents to work in the family, which is why there is an increasing demand for full-time schools where, in addition to the main educational programme, students develop in clubs and sports sections.
Table of Contents
1. General characteristics of the private school market, including preschool institutions of Ukraine, with the allocation of Kyiv in 2016-9 months 2019.
2. The private school market in Kyiv major operators
4. Consumption in the Kyiv private school market
5. Conclusions and recommendations
6. Investment attractiveness of the industry
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