Education Market Research Insights And Findings
Research reveals the annual cost of sending a child through private education
July 2015
A recent study has revealed that it costs approximately £286,000 to put a child through private education for the full 14 years. The research showed that the average annual fee for private education currently stands at £13,194 and boarding fees… Read more...
Over 50 per cent of students agree university is worth the cost, survey finds
June 2015
A recent survey by BBC Radio 5 Live has indicated that more than 50 per cent of students believe that their university course was a good value for money. On the other hand approximately 40 per cent disagreed. The BBC survey also highlighted a variation in… Read more...
Experience working or studying abroad most common business leader characteristic
June 2015
A recent study by the British Council – which surveyed 1,709 professional leaders from 30 different countries - has discovered that a degree in social science and experience of studying or working abroad are the two most common characteristics of business… Read more...
Rising number of children reading for fun, National Literacy Trust survey finds
June 2015
An annual survey, commissioned by The National Literacy Trust, has revealed that a rising number of children are reading for fun, with a notable increase in the number of children reading daily. The survey revealed that the enjoyment and frequency of children… Read more...
Following the Conservative's general election victory, 43 per cent of teachers are less likely to stay in education
June 2015
A recent study conducted by DJS Research’s education arm, VoicED, has discovered that two fifths (43.1 per cent) of teachers are less likely to stay in their current role in education, as a result of the Conservative party's General Election win… Read more...
Teachers work 11 hours over time per week, survey finds
May 2015
A recent survey by the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) has discovered that teachers work an average of 11 hours more than their 35 hour per week contract. The survey questioned 3,500 teachers, who worked in either a primary or secondary school, and… Read more...
