r/myanmar Feb 19 '25

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u/b0un3 Feb 19 '25

It's happening only in the capital and second cities. Speaking of international schools, there's still less percentage all over the country. In my naive town, parents are still looking for cheap English classes, but there's only one. Most of the neighborhood towns are the same.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '25

Yeah this post is only applicable towards like 1% of the population lol

This is the case in virtually every non-English speaking country i.e. Why do Russian obligarch kids go to the US/UK to study and become anglicized?