Think Global People Autumn 2020 issue – out now!

Introducing Think Global People, a new perspective on global leadership, talent mobility and education for life. We’ve got our finger on the pulse. Make sure you are ahead of the game.

Relocate Magazine Autumn 2020 issue – out soon!

The next issue of the leading international magazine for HR, global managers and relocation professionals will explore the big themes for mobility in the autumn of 2020.

International Baccalaureate May 2020 results update

In a media statement, the IB confirms that no IB student will incur an overall point score decrease from the originally issued grades.

Reduce Reliance on foreign students, says think tank

Universities in the UK are being urged to reduce their financial reliance on international students to protect their independence and long-term sustainability.

Why the time is right to consider a truly bilingual education

With the school break here, now is the time to plan for the future to ensure children and families thrive. Relocate Global’s upcoming webinar live with Françoise Zurbach of EIFA international school, Johanna Mitchell, of Lumos Education and Brenda Levis of NYC Navigator offers a wealth of practical insights.

Relocate Magazine Summer 2020 issue – out now!

The focus of the Summer Issue is recovery and taking inspiration from around the world on supporting people and organisations back to work.

Teacher feedback crucial to better student performance

Teachers are not receiving enough feedback on their work, which is having a knock-on effect on student performance, according to new research sponsored by Cambridge International.

Relocate Global honours excellence in Global Mobility’s biggest awards

In a first for the sector, this year's much-anticipated Think Relocate Awards ceremony was a unique virtual celebration.

Relocate Awards and Think Global People Awards 2020 Shortlist announced!

We are thrilled to announce the shortlist for the 2020 Relocate Awards and Think Global People Awards.

Coronavirus and education: what is the global impact on students, families and communities?

UNESCO says the number of students missing school globally due to COVID-19 is “unparalleled”, impacting almost 290 million worldwide.