Sector: Education

The education sector is divided into Formal education, Education infrastructure, and Education technology subsectors. It includes education institutions that are profit-seeking and generate revenue from student fees, as well as creators, providers, and distributors of education infrastructure and education technology. At the primary and secondary levels, this includes mostly education management organizations (EMOs) and some businesses. At the tertiary (or higher) level, services are delivered on a full-time, part-time, distance-learning, and occasional basis across establishments such as junior colleges, business and secretarial schools, colleges, universities, and professional schools including medical, pharmaceutical, and veterinary programs. An increasing number of students in for-profit universities take courses online.

Low- to Mid-Fee Schools

Formal Education
Education

Expected Impact

Improve access, equity and quality in primary and secondary education especially for low- to middle-income households in urban centers.

Indicative Return
More than 25%

Investment Timeframe
Medium Term (5–10 years)

Affordable Day Care Centers

Education
Formal Education

Expected Impact

Enhance accessibility and affordability to quality pre-primary education and care for low- and middle-income communities.

Indicative Return
More than 25%

Investment Timeframe
Short Term (0–5 years)

TVET and Polytechnic Centers

Education
Education Infrastructure

Expected Impact

Prepare youths for the labour market and offer the skillset needed by industries.

Indicative Return
More than 25%

Investment Timeframe
Short Term (0–5 years)