Education in South Korea

October 2018 | 16 pages | ID: E4F888BDD13EN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

Korean Government spending on education surged by 14% y-o-y in 2017, reaching KRW62 billion. Nevertheless, the industry posted slower growth in 2017, mainly due to declining enrolment rates in education. This is a result of the slumping birth rate in the country. In fact, in 2017 South Korea recorded its lowest-ever fertility rate of 1.05 births per woman, and became the world’s fastest-ageing developed economy.

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Product coverage: Adult and Other Education, Higher Education, Pre-Primary and Primary Education, Secondary Education.

Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.

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Contents

Headlines
Prospects
Industry To Expand Due To Soaring Public Expenditure on Education and New Government Policies
Reliance on Private Education Remains High
Demographic Issues Promote Lifelong Learning
Competitive Landscape
Increasing Internationalisation To Boost Demand for Higher Education
Investment in Edtech Segment Is on the Rise
Industry Overview
  Chart 1 Turnover 2002-2022
  Chart 2 Value Added 2012-2017, LCU million
  Chart 3 Profit and Profit Margin 2012-2017
  Chart 4 Turnover by Category 2012-2017, LCU million
  Chart 5 Higher Education Turnover 2002-2022
  Chart 6 Secondary Education Turnover 2002-2022
  Chart 7 Pre-Primary and Primary Education Turnover 2002-2022
  Chart 8 Adult and Other Education Turnover 2002-2022
  Chart 9 Absolute Growth by Category, LCU million
Cost Structure
  Chart 10 Cost Structure 2012-2017, LCU million
  Chart 11 Costs' Structure
Trade
  Chart 12 Imports, Exports and Trade Balance 2012-2017, LCU million
  Chart 13 Exports 2012-2017
  Chart 14 Imports 2012-2017
Market Structure
  Chart 15 Market Structure 2012-2017, LCU million
Buyers
  Chart 16 Market Structure by Buyer 2012-2017
  Chart 17 Demand Structure
Firmographics
  Chart 18 Employment Statistics and Productivity 2012-2017
  Chart 19 Number of Companies by Company's Size 2012-2017
  Chart 20 Firmographics Distribution by Turnover 2012-2017, % of total Turnover
  Chart 21 Industry Concentration 2012-2017, % share of Turnover
  Chart 22 Top Companies' Shares 2017, % of Turnover
  Chart 23 Top 5 Companies' Share Dynamics 2012-2017, % of Turnover
  Chart 24 Turnover Performance by Company 2012-2017
Industry Context
  Chart 25 Industry vs GDP Performance 2002-2022, % Y-O-Y growth
  Chart 26 Education vs Other Industries 2002-2022, LCU million
  Chart 27 Industry Turnover by Region 2017, USD million
  Chart 28 Education in Asia Pacific 2002-2022, USD million