Dipont Education Management Group Dipont Education Management Group (Mainland China) ranks 26th in the Asia-Pacific region (tied with other schools) in Oxford and Cambridge University admission statistics. The group's application numbers rank in the top 3% of Asia-Pacific, admission numbers in the top 7%, and successful enrollment numbers in the top 6%. The ratio of enrollment to applications is 20% and that of enrollment to admissions is 48%. The comprehensive score is 58.83, with a standardized score of 75.27. Dipont Education Management Group, founded in 1990, is among China's earliest international education institutions, developing alongside China's reform policy. Its evolution spans two phases: establishment (1990-2013) and transformation (2014 to present). Initially, Dipont aimed to "introduce high-quality educational resources," becoming an advanced Cambridge Assessment affiliated center and establishing nearly 40 curriculum centers in 30 key schools including Renmin University High School, covering A-Level, AP, and IB curricula. The student population reached 8,500. During transformation, Dipont adapted to policy changes by shifting towards independent schooling, founding Wuxi, Hangzhou, and Kunshan schools, creating a "cooperative education + independent brands" model, while planning expansion in the Greater Bay Area. Dipont's core business encompasses "curriculum + schools + services," creating a complete international education ecosystem. For curriculum, the group provides localized development of A- Level, IB, AP, and ChineseCanadian dual diploma programs. Currently, Dipont operates 34 international curriculum centers across 25 prestigious schools. Its independent schools in Wuxi and Hangzhou follow British education traditions, while Kunshan School explores an innovative Chinese-Western model, featuring small-class teaching and global faculty. Additionally, Dipont provides college application support, teacher training, and technological solutions to support students and educators in international education. As an industry leader, Dipont has received multiple authoritative recognitions as an advanced Cambridge Assessment affiliated center and College Board partner, while collaborating on Ministry-registered SinoBritish curriculum centers. Dipont maintains international offices in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia, building relationships with hundreds of overseas institutions. Its charitable services and innovation have addressed industry challenges, establishing its reputation as a "pioneer in international education localization." Dipont plans to open KCS International High School in Shenzhen by September 2025, offering IGCSE and A-Level curricula for the Greater Bay Area. The group is implementing digital transformation and has conducted teacher conferences on academic innovation. Looking forward, Dipont will enhance its "curriculum-faculty-college application-technology" service chain while adapting to policy changes and strengthening independent schooling through an integrated approach to curriculum development and school operations.