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
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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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