Educational facilities across the United Arab Emirates are reporting a notable shift in their student demographics as the nation's expatriate population grows. While families from the United Kingdom and India remain the primary applicants for school placements, administrators have observed a significant rise in inquiries from various other regions. Countries such as Turkey, Spain, Singapore, Russia, and the United States are contributing to a more international student body. Executives from major educational groups, including Gems Education, noted that while traditional demographics stay stable, the overall appeal of the UAE's schooling system is broadening. Admissions staff at institutions like The Arbor School confirm that this trend reflects a more globalized intake, even as British and Indian families continue to constitute the largest share of the current applicant pool.
Source : The National
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