Education and Training Services Resource Guide 2017

Education service exports ranked seventh among service exports in 2015. International students studying in the United States contributed over USD 35.7 billion to the U.S. economy in tuition and living expenses during the 2015 calendar year.

The total number of foreign students increased 7.1 percent in 2015–16, with an international student population of over 1 million students. About 75 percent of students studying in the United States use outside sources to fund their international study and supported over 400,000 U.S. jobs, making Education and Training Services a valuable U.S. export.

The Institute of International Education’s Open Doors® 2016 reports that active recruitment, links with international universities, academic programs targeted to international students, and dual degree programs are all factors that increase the enrollment of international students, with active recruitment being reported as the most effective strategy.

Education & Training Resource Guide -2017 This 2017 U.S. Commercial Service Education and Training Services Resource Guide includes comparable and individual market assessments of countries listed as best prospects for U.S. training and educational services. The country assessments are based on observations and market research reports created by the U.S. Commercial Service. Download the full guide, or use the country list below to find information on the education market(s) that your company is targeting. Download the full guide.

Education & Training Resource Guide: Analysis By Market

Argentina Australia Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Colombia Czech Republic Ecuador Egypt

France Germany Ghana Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Korea

Kuwait Malaysia Mexico Nigeria New Zealand Panama Peru Philippines Portugal Qatar Romania

Russia Saudi Arabia Serbia Singapore Spain Taiwan Thailand Turkey United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Vietnam