GET 2021｜Secrets: Changes, Trends & Prospects in China's Education Market
JMDedu will share our insights on how companies and organizations are rapidly adapting to change in 2021 and explore potential opportunities for further business collaboration.
When COVID-19 cannot be completely eliminated, the education industry in China has transitioned to an era of great changes from uncertainties. Are you curious about how China's education companies seek ways out? How are companies and organizations rapidly adapting to change? What are the challenges and opportunities for global partnership? On Nov.15-16, 2021, JMDedu will launch GET (Global Education Technology) in Beijing, China. This year, GET2021 will provide comprehensive insights about how China’s edtech landscape would be reshaped and help both Chinese and international EdTech practitioners deep dive into the changes and seek business innovations.
- China's K-12 players are scrambling to find an exit in quality-oriented educationWhen there is no possibility in that area, it’s time for a change.
- CAS Report: China’s online education market turned up the heat on small-size classesSmall-size courses are usually offered at an intermediate price, while the user experience and learning effects are the best among all the teaching modes.
- China-based ed-tech closed 257 deals and raised around $9.75 billion in 2020The number of financing deals has shrunk by 17% compared to 2019, but the total amount has soared to around $9.75 billion, primarily due to several large-sum transactions in H2 2020.
- After breaking up with foreign teachers, where is the road ahead for online English tutoring providers in China?But it's still unknown whether these urgent and immediate measures will remedy these companies.
- Strict regulations push China's K-12 edtech companies to look abroadHowever, it should be clear that they would have to face huge challenges from policy, economy, and localization.
