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Think Global Women community celebrates International Women’s Day 2024
Relocate Global and the Think Global People community marked International Women’s Day in London at the Institute of Directors on Friday 8 March.
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The International Baccalaureate
What is the The International Baccalaureate? Relocate takes a look at the international learning programme for international students from the Primary Years Programme right through to the IB Diploma Programme.
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K-12 Curriculum and pupil assessment
What is the K-12 system and how are pupils assessed along the way? Relocate takes a look at how the US education system differs from other countries around the world.
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Leadership and management development factsheet
A factsheet on strategies for leadership and management development is now available as part of Relocate’s new Global Mobility Toolkit. Download your free copy.
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School choice – finding the perfect fit
Parents moving to a new location must make many choices about their child’s education. Relocate Global presents advice from some of the UK’s most respected headteachers on how to find the right school.
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Crossing the divide: Stüdyo by BridgeStreet
As the serviced apartments sector expands from the corporate relocation market into the business and leisure markets, Relocate talks to Sean Worker, BridgeStreet Global Hospitality’s CEO.
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Winner: Excellence in Employee & Family Support 2017
Described by the judges as “a small company that demonstrates big passion”, London-based education consultant Simply Learning Tuition was among the winners of the Relocate Awards 2017.
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Winner: Best Serviced Apartment Provider 2017
Competing against some of the serviced accommodation sector’s major global players, Cheval Residences scooped Relocate’s 2017 serviced apartment provider award for its “ambition and innovation”.
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How to nurture staff and students in a post-Brexit world
At a time of unprecedented global change, Kieran Earley CEO and principal of the British School in The Netherlands, tells Relocate how the school navigates Brexit and other challenges.
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Rainforest and the South China Sea: a magical place to study
Brunei’s Jerudong International School combines a stunning location with exceptional teaching and facilities. Principal Barnaby Sandow talks to Relocate about internationalism and recruiting the top STEM talent.
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Easing the transition for families relocating to Japan
Relocation can be a daunting experience. Relocate talks to Brian Christian, principal of The British School in Tokyo, whose school is well practised in helping children and families in transition.
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Education: can it help India fulfil its potential?
Anshul Arora, founder and CEO of Edvance Group, talks to Relocate Global about the impact education can have on the economic situation - and the lives of children - in India and Southeast Asia.
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Mid-size towns 'best places to work' in US and UK
Glassdoor has released a new study, the research ranks the top 25 places to live and work in the UK. Where are workers seeking to relocate to and where does your town or city rank?
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Dual careers and spouse/partner support factsheet
A factsheet on the importance of supporting relocating partners during relocations and international assignments is now available as part of Relocate’s Global Mobility Toolkit. Download your free copy.
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German regulator tells banks: ‘speed up relocation plans’
The financial regulatory authority for Germany has warned UK banks to speed up plans to relocate to Germany. Warnings come as London firms risk a Brexit “cliff edge” as negotiations waver.
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Flexible working for international frontiers
Gillian Daines, Innovation Director at Forster Communications, spoke to Relocate Global about flexibility for all in a global, tech-enabled workplace.
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Manufacturing upbeat over global prospects for 2018
Manufacturers in the UK are expecting growth in 2018, as optimism of the global economic outlook rises. There are currently little signs that businesses are looking to relocate as a result of Brexit.
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Weekly Roundup: 16 August 2018
This week's Relocate roundup includes: the most 'liveable city' worldwide, Brexit-related corporate relocations from and within the UK, and good employment news for the city of Detroit, Michigan.
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Responding to disruptive times: the view from Canada
Ahead of the Canadian Employee Relocation Council (CERC) annual conference, Relocate Global caught up with CERC president, Stephen Cryne, to get his take on today’s disruption and what it means for global mobility.
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What is the bigger picture for wellbeing, global mobility and the future of work?
As we approach the Future of Work Festival on 9 June at Relocate Global’s headquarters in Kent, Fiona Murchie outlines the opportunities ahead for resilient international organisations and their leadership teams who understand how to work effectively in global markets.
