Saudi competition authority launches survey on private school choices
The General Authority for Competition has launched a survey to gather parents’ views on their experiences with private schools in Saudi Arabia.
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AIThe General Authority for Competition has announced the launch of a survey to gather parents’ perspectives on their experiences with private schools.
In a post on its X platform account, the authority said the survey aims to collect parents’ feedback on the process of choosing private schools, the availability of alternatives, and tuition fee levels, to help assess the state of competition in the sector.
The authority added that, as part of its mandate to protect and promote competition, it is conducting a study of the education market in the Kingdom to understand its structure and the impact of business practices on competition. The survey seeks to collect parents’ insights on their school selection experience, the range of available options, tuition fees, quality of educational services, and challenges faced, to support analysis of the competitive environment and inform recommendations to enhance it.
The authority stressed that all data and information provided will be treated with strict confidentiality and used solely for the purposes of the study, in accordance with the Competition Law and its executive regulations.
Parents are invited to participate in the survey via the following link: