GEMS Education launches First Schools Management to improve global school operations

GEMS Education has launched First Schools Management, a new division to improve school management and performance worldwide.

The initiative builds on GEMS Education’s 65 years of experience and aims to provide tailored services to meet the specific needs of schools across different regions.

The division will focus on enhancing operational efficiencies, raising educational standards, and supporting leadership development. The UK is a priority market where the learning management system market is expected to grow to $4 billion by 2030. 

First Schools Management operates out of offices in London and Dubai and will work with schools globally to address specific challenges and help them achieve sustainable growth.

Services designed for schools

First Schools Management offers a range of services to improve school management. These include curriculum support, operational guidance, and leadership training, all designed to meet the specific needs of schools.

The division utilizes expertise gained through GEMS Education’s network of schools and applies strategies that are both globally informed and locally relevant.

The division aims to address global educational challenges by offering practical solutions based on the lessons learned from GEMS Education’s global operations. It seeks to help schools enhance learning environments and deliver high standards of education tailored to their communities.

Sunny Varkey, Founder of GEMS Education, stated:

“Our vision at GEMS has always been to make quality education accessible to every learner. Schools around the world face numerous challenges, but with the right management services tailored to their unique needs, they can focus on what truly matters – delivering exceptional education to their students.”

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