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A vibrant international community bringing together families from +60 countries
Investing in the Future of Education in Portugal, though the Sharing Education II
Sharing Education II is a Portuguese Capital Fund (FCR) regulated by CMVM, Portugal’s Securities Market Commission. Please refer to the full fund documentation before making any final investment decision. This is a marketing communication.
What we do
The Sharing Education Fund invests in the development of private international schools in Portugal, combining a strategic investment with a future-ready education model.
The funds seek to support the expansion of the it’s campuses while targeting investment returns for participants. Investment involves risks, including potential loss of capital, and is subject to the terms set out in the fund documentation.
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A growing community of investors in the Sharing Education Funds
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Experienced professionals committed to delivering a high-quality educational experience
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Students currently enrolled across our schools
All statistics are sourced from internal fund records and Sharing Education Group as of June 2026. These figures are provided for context only and do not represent a guarantee of future performance or of similar outcomes.
About the Funds
The Sharing Education Funds were established to support the growth of the Sharing Education Group’s schools, with campuses in Madeira, Lisbon and the Algarve. Since 1980, the Group has been delivering high-quality international education through the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge programmes.
Following the success of the Sharing Education I, launched in 2021 by the Sharing Education Group, the Sharing Education II was launched in 2023, both regulated by CMVM as Portuguese capital funds (FCR). The Sharing Education II is structured to meet the minimum investment threshold for the Portuguese Golden Visa programme as established by Portuguese law.
Participation in the Golden Visa programme is subject to government approval and requirements independent of the fund. Investment in the funds involves risks including potential loss of capital.
