India’s rapidly growing education sector has caught the fancy of global leaders that are scouting for the right partners in India to fulfill their vision.
Ahost of global players including Wall Street English, Sherpa Kids, Little Kickers, Kumon, among others, are set to have a big pie of the Indian education market. A world leader in adult English education, Wall Street English is eying cities like Delhi and Mumbai for setting up its centres here. “Any big urban hub with a lot of industries and business is a good place to start,” says Lex Baker, Franchise Management and Development Director, Wall Street English International.
Interestingly, there are many English speaking institutes offering spoken English courses in India and yet Baker believes the blended learning concept of Wall Street International is what sets them apart from competitors.
Japan-based Kumon is another player in the race. It offers after school math and reading program for kids and is planning to expand further. It already has its branches in Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata and Delhi.
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