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Parents say they are forced to spend hundreds of dirhams on private tuitions to make up for poor teaching at schools
Dubai: Parents in Dubai are forced to spend hundreds of dirhams on private tuitions every month because they feel the quality of education in schools is not up to the mark, expatriates have told XPRESS.
Parents of children studying in schools rated ‘outstanding’ and ‘good’ by regulators said they spend extra on private classes as their children struggle to cope or are pressured to score higher.
The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) told XPRESS that there are 14 licensed private tutors or training providers in Dubai. But in what is still an unregulated sector, hundreds of teachers and housewives offer their services from home, with parents preferring them as they come cheap and are ‘personalised’.
Dubai: Parents in Dubai are forced to spend hundreds of dirhams on private tuitions every month because they feel the quality of education in schools is not up to the mark, expatriates have told XPRESS.
Parents of children studying in schools rated ‘outstanding’ and ‘good’ by regulators said they spend extra on private classes as their children struggle to cope or are pressured to score higher.
The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) told XPRESS that there are 14 licensed private tutors or training providers in Dubai. But in what is still an unregulated sector, hundreds of teachers and housewives offer their services from home, with parents preferring them as they come cheap and are ‘personalised’.
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