Market Trends

When it comes to education in South Korea, the demand is so strong it accounts for 12% of all consumer spending.BBC reporter Steve Evans met with one South Korean teacher who is earning a high salary to teach English.  You can watch the story at BBC News. 

N o living person is more closely linked with the concept of business leadership than Jack Welch. Even for those who have never put a foot on the corporate ladder, who couldn’t tell Six Sigma from Six Flags, Welch’s name is instantly recognizable. During his time as CEO of GE — a two-decade span that started in 1981 — he took it from a $14 billion company that was thought of mostly as fine but lumbering to a $500 billion one that was fast, full of talent and willing to take risks (though GE is now unwinding some of those big bets).

Online learning platforms like edX and Udacity began by offering free education but have become significant rivals in enhancing careers.

First Analysis Corp. Managing Director Clement Erbmann talks about the partnership between education companies and investors and discusses current market trends.

Global education discussions connecting policy makers and trusted innovators from around the world at the EWF in London.

In this interview, edCircuit sits down with ISTE Chief Communications Officer Jodie Pozo-Olano to discuss how the organization addresses communication.