For several years, PEIs have seen a sustained decline in student numbers. The challenging Covid-19 landscape does not make it easier for PEIs to operate, even more so when means and resources to go regionally or internationally are limited.
Over the years, the Singapore private education sector has encountered constant and tremendous challenges. It is estimated that the private education sector in Singapore is worth S$3 billion (US$ 2.21 billion), and in 2020 approximately 121,000 private school students enrolled in the Singapore Private Education Institutions (PEIs) (3).
How have PEIs coped with ensuring their survivability amidst COVID-19? What has student recruitment and business continuity strategies looked like? What are some areas for improvement that if tackled, would put PEIs in better standing to survive and thrive?
As an EduTrust Consultant, we always hear from PEIs that the EduTrust Certification is tough to maintain. In our latest article, we explore and explain the challenges that shape this perception of the EduTrust process and give PEIs a better idea on how they can go about it more efficiently.
If you face similar issues to those mentioned above, do not hesitate to contact us and we could have a discussion about how best to reduce your risk of a EduTrust downgrade.
We have been developing and refining the EV Education Group to provide an integrated and comprehensive full suite consulting service that meets the education sector’s needs in the areas of QA, due diligence, compliance, tech, HR, training, etc.
Here, we share with you more about the Group’s vision, how the brands work together and our key guiding strategies.
EduValue Singapore (EV), part of the EV Education Group has developed Asia’s First Centralised Quality Assurance Department using the EV Blue Ocean Series philosophy. Our latest article sheds some light about the philosophy, how EV uses it and how the philosophy extends throughout the rest of the EV Education Group.
