History

The education industry was initially associated with law, trade and commerce, religion, and civil administration. In pre-literate societies, education was achieved through demonstration and copying as the young learned from their elders. Rural communities had few resources to expend on education, and there was a lack of commercially available school products. Since the 19th century, education has developed substantially into the modern system for standardized education. The modern education industry is based on structured training developed by experts, who use organized instruction to create a systematic curriculum. In other words, someone develops a curriculum, and then an instructor uses the material to educate a group of students – typically in a classroom