China
News and features
Markets rally amid hopes of US-China trade truce
China makes concessions by reducing tariffs on imports of US cars from 40% to 15% which is good news for markets and US automakers showing an easing US China tensions.
Immigration
Weekly news roundup: 20 September 2018
This week's David Sapsted roundup includes information about the UK economy, Brexit, expat taxes in The Netherlands, the US-China "trade war", a neoliberal think tank proposed "free trade agreement" between the US and UK, and new visa laws for expat retirees in the UAE.
Education
Applying to university - top 5 tips
Chloe Sandifer-Stech, a student from Yew Chung International School of Beijing, has received a generous scholarship for university study in the United States. What are her tips for getting into the university of your choice?
Bournemouth Collegiate School to become part of Bright Scholar group
Bournemouth Collegiate School (BCS) is to be acquired by the largest operator of international and bilingual K-12 schools in China, Bright Scholar.
From classrooms to communities
With advancements in teaching and learning necessitating flexible classroom spaces, find out how Yew Chung International Schools of Beijing is rising to the challenge with its innovative learning communities.
Short-and long-term accommodation
Which Asian cities are most expensive for expat rentals?
Hong Kong maintains it’s number one position as the most expensive for expat rentals. Demand is believed to be the force behind increased rental prices throughout Asia for expats.
