Dubai schools are witnessing a surge of up to 40 per cent in Term 2 admissions as compared to the previous year, with waiting lists growing longer due to record-high demand.
The unprecedented volume of applications is primarily attributed to the influx of professional families relocating to the region and the emergence of the UAE as a global hub for world-class education.
Glen Radojkovich, director of education at Taaleem, Dubai, said: “Our schools have seen a substantial rise in enrolments for the upcoming semester, reflecting the rapid growth of Dubai and Abu Dhabi as global education hubs. For Term 2, we are seeing a 40 per cent increase in enrolments compared to last year. We have more new students in our IB schools but this is purely because our UK schools are at capacity and there are very few seats available. Applications for next year are already showing a 22 per cent increase.”
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