International schools in Singapore still growing
Data shows the number of international schools in S'pore increased by about 32% from 65 in 2012 to 86 in 2016
Singapore
EXPATRIATE growth in Singapore may have tapered off due to tighter control of the inflow of foreign labour, but demand at international schools here continues to climb, going by a study by International School Consultancy (ISC) Research.
In many other South-east Asian countries, demand is even stronger, driven by the local population, said Sami Yosef, head of South East Asia Research at ISC Research.
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