Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) now requires all private schools to share a School Fees Fact Sheet before each school year—giving parents clarity by outlining every mandatory, additional, and optional fee involved in educating their children.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah are poised for a major expansion of their private education landscape with a wave of new schools set to open in the 2025–2026 academic year—offering everything from elite British and American curricula to innovation-driven learning hubs.
Read MoreAs summer holidays begin across the UAE, education experts and schools are encouraging parents to take steps to prevent ‘learning loss’—a common dip in academic performance during long breaks. From fun learning activities to structured routines, here’s how families can keep children engaged, curious, and ready for the next school year.
Read MoreThe UAE has officially launched a free, two-year Private Tutor Work Permit, enabling individuals from diverse backgrounds to legally offer private tuition—online or in-person. The move comes as part of a wider push to regulate the tutoring sector and ensure quality education access across the Emirates.
Read MoreThe UAE is set to host the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) for the first time in December 2025, following a landmark agreement between the Japan Foundation and UAE University’s Continuing Education Center. This milestone marks a major step in strengthening cultural and educational ties between Japan and the Emirates.
Read MoreAs schools across the UAE begin their summer break, parents are being urged to stay connected through official school channels for important updates. Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi’s private schools are enforcing strict new digital safety rules for teachers under ADEK’s latest policy to protect students and ensure secure online interactions.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Higher Education has launched a new service to help Emirati students verify the accreditation of academic programmes and universities abroad. Aimed at both scholarship and self-funded students, the initiative ensures all overseas education meets official standards, guiding students toward globally ranked, high-quality institutions.
Read MoreThe UAE is making history by integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its national curriculum from kindergarten to Grade 12, starting in the 2025–2026 academic year. This bold move positions the nation at the forefront of future-focused education, equipping students with essential AI skills to thrive in a digital world.
Read MoreRetake exams for UAE public and private school students following the Ministry of Education curriculum conclude on Thursday, with final results set to be announced on July 14. The Ministry has confirmed that no changes will be allowed once the results are released, and certified digital certificates will be issued for all eligible students.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has issued a clear set of guidelines outlining how tuition and related fees should be refunded when students withdraw or transfer from private schools. Applicable in Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Fujairah, and Ras Al Khaimah, the policy ensures transparency, protects parents’ rights, and defines schools' responsibilities in managing fee refunds.
Read MoreIndian students now make up the largest share of Dubai’s international higher education population at 43%, as the emirate sees a sharp rise in student enrolment for the 2024–25 academic year. New data reveals Dubai’s growing appeal as a global education hub, attracting students from over 160 nationalities.
Read MoreDubai is set to boost its global academic profile with the arrival of three prestigious international universities in the 2025–26 academic year. With top-ranked institutions like IIM Ahmedabad, the American University of Beirut, and Fakeeh College for Medical Sciences establishing campuses, the emirate continues its strategic journey to become a world-leading hub for higher education.
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