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Slower growth and more intense competition in global ELT market
Overall volumes of English language training, as measured in student numbers and student weeks, have been essentially flat...Specialised camps are raising the bar for junior programmes
The junior segment is big business for leading ELT (English-language training) destinations and an increasingly important growth segment in a global market where overall year-over-year...German outbound for language study dipped in 2016
Total language travel bookings for German students are estimated to have declined by 2% in 2016...Junior students have become an important growth segment in recent years, especially in Europe, where students under age 18 now compose a significant proportion of...
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