Education Market Research Insights And Findings

Below you will find our latest education market research insights articles, which contain recent research findings from across the sector. These findings have been collated from research conducted in the UK, across Europe and internationally. Please note that the research projects contained in these articles may or may not have been conducted by DJS Research Ltd. Simply click on "Read More" to read the full article.

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Parents stressed by childrens’ exams, survey finds

March 2017

Parents stressed by childrens’ exams, survey finds: A recent survey has revealed that children are not the only ones who feel stressed around exam season, with parents admitting that they too feel the strain of their child’s revision schedule… Read more...

Survey reveals many teachers would feel more secure wearing a bodycam

February 2017

Survey reveals many teachers would feel more secure wearing a bodycam: A recent survey of the education sector has revealed that two thirds of staff within schools would feel safer if they were to wear a bodycam at all times, to monitor and provide evidence… Read more...

Glaring differences in education and working progress between ethnic groups

December 2016

New research carried out by the Social Mobility Commission suggests that there are ‘stark differences’ in progress between ethnic groups in terms of their route through education and in to work. Whilst poorer white boys are the least likely group… Read more...

Survey finds some students consider illicit means of funding university life

November 2016

Survey finds some students consider illicit means of funding university life: According to a recent survey conducted by Debut, a careers application for graduates, a significant number of university students have considered illegitimate means of funding their… Read more...

Government’s sex and relationships material is not being taught in Scottish classrooms

October 2016

Government’s sex and relationships material is not being taught in Scottish classrooms: According to the Time for Inclusive Education (TIE) campaign, in a survey of approximately 500 teachers in Scotland, the vast majority admitted to not being aware… Read more...

British parents among least likely to save for their children’s tuition

August 2016

British parents among least likely to save for their children’s tuition: According to a worldwide survey commissioned by HSBC, British parents are among the least likely to save money to help fund their child’s education. In comparison to Indonesia… Read more...

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