International education company operating one of the world's largest networks of private K-12 schools serving approximately 168,000 students across 60+ schools in 20+ countries.
Company Type
public
Founded
1968
Headquarters
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Revenue
not publicly disclosed
Primary Market
Global
GEMS Education owns 6 brands in our database.

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Premium international school in Abu Dhabi offering American curriculum education for students aged 3-18 with emphasis on academic excellence and innovation.

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Premium international school in India offering International Baccalaureate and Cambridge curriculum for students aged 3-18 with focus on innovation and sustainability.

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Flagship premium international school in Dubai offering International Baccalaureate curriculum for students aged 3-18 with extensive facilities and diverse student body.

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Historic girls' school in Dubai offering Indian curriculum education for students aged 3-18, one of the world's largest single-location girls schools.

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Independent preparatory school in Hampshire, England offering co-educational education for students aged 3-11 with emphasis on academic excellence and character development.

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Premium independent school in Hampshire, England offering co-educational education for students aged 3 months to 18 years with International Baccalaureate curriculum.
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