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Expats making the most of pandemic relocations
Covid-19 might have taken a heavy toll on global mobility over the past 18 months, but most expatriates already abroad remain optimistic about the prospects for the coming year, according to a new survey.
Immigration
The power of celebration: learning from the Relocate awards
This year’s Relocate awards offer a number of valuable lessons for all those involved managing people and global mobility. Dr Sue Shortland, head judge of the Relocate awards, reflects on some of the key lessons learned from the 2021 awards.
Education
Admissions mean business
As the admissions cycle for 2022/23 begins, we show why, taking a look at outstanding approaches to admissions and advancement from entries shortlisted in the Relocate Awards.
Class of 2021: What do record-breaking results mean for the future of work?
This year’s International Baccalaureate, A level, GCSE and IGCSE cohort nudged attainment even higher. The results also saw a rise in STEM subject uptake. Despite their disrupted education, could Generation Covid be more future-ready than ever?
Third Culture Kids (TCKs): A head teacher’s perspective
In an increasingly globalised world, where jobs can take families to far-flung lands, parents often want to ensure their children maintain a sense of stability, community and a rooted identity. The fear for expat families is this may not be possible when moving to foreign shores.
Short-and long-term accommodation
Prime property prices rising globally
Prime real estate markets in cities across the globe are on course to see price rises over the course of this year, according to international estate agents Astons.
