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Focus on India
International schools are looking to India’s growing prosperity and vast population and responding to strong demand. It’s a uniquely segmented market, but a clutch of high-profile British schools are set to join over 900 other international schools already there. Sally Robinson reports.
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Small world: early childhood education in an international setting
Early childhood education is increasingly valued and important. Specialist consultant Pam Mundy has worked in most countries around the world and advises on successful strategies to get it right. Sally Robinson reports.
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New Community Sports Program launched at ISKL
The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) is excited to announce the launch of Community Sports at ISKL, a new program operating from its Ampang Hilir campus that brings together external service providers offering high-quality training in a variety of sports.
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Bright and early: the best start for young international learners
From Singapore to Saudi, high-quality early childhood education is a growing priority. Sally Robinson talks to the settings that are getting it right.
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What’s New with Permits Foundation this Quarter?
Permits Foundation, an independent, not-for-profit organisation share their news.
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Comparing global education systems
Navigating global education systems, exams and qualifications can require nerves of steel on the part of the globally mobile family. This overview of some the key considerations will help families consider their next move.
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The challenges of dual-career couples
Dual-career couples are a fact of 21st-century life. In this abridged version of a white paper, Graebel Relocation considers how this trend is affecting global relocation and international assignments.
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COBIS 16: Connecting the world of international schools and global mobility
Relocate Global were delighted to attend and exhibit at the 35th Council of British International Schools annual conference where hundreds of international school leaders met to discuss excellence in the teaching of a British curriculum to a global community of students.
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England's grammar school system explained
Although grammar schools have been phased out in many parts of England, they still exist in some areas and are popular with relocating parents seeking a top-quality education for their children.
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Happy landings
Whether going on an international assignment or organising a domestic move, relocating families will face a long, and potentially daunting, to-do list. But there is plenty of support available.
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International education: the inside track
Spring’s international education conferences were full of insights into current education and schooling issues that will be invaluable to HR, relocation professionals and relocating families.
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Mobility industry ‘can take lessons from low cost airlines’
What can the global mobility industry do to push forward into the future? Nitzan Yudan, CEO of Benivo suggests relocation providers should learn from the low cost airline (LCA) revolution.
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Birmingham answers tech workers’ quality-of-life call
A new study shows one in five London-based tech workers are actively considering relocating out of the capital, with Birmingham among the most popular destinations.
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Family support: firmly on the relocation agenda
Relocating families on international assignments is a complex process. The Worldwide ERC’s Global summit addressed some of the common issues faced by relocation professionals moving staff around the world.
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On the horizon for UK business leaders
Innovation is at the heart of the UK government’s Industrial Strategy. What does the future of work look like and how will technology enable economic growth, investment and secure global markets?
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Education and schools in Japan
With a high standard of living, Japan is the destination of choice for many relocating families. We take a look at how international schools are meeting the needs of both locals and expatriates.
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Chorus of calls for Brexit clarity over financial services
Businesses in the UK continue to voice concerns over uncertainties posed by Brexit. The latest calls suggest without further clarity financial services would have to assume a “disorderly Brexit”.
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Don’t rely on luck when choosing a moving partner
Jesse van Sas, secretary general of FIDI Global Alliance and sponsor of the Best International Removals Provider award, explains the value of the FIDI Accredited International Mover (FAIM) quality programme.
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Become a global mobility expert with RES Forum’s Learning Lab
Discover the virtual education programme, developed in partnership with Knowledge Anywhere, that has been designed to help global mobility professionals become experts in their field.
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Mirror Mirror: Mobility, diversity and inclusion
2018 has been a landmark year for the diversity and inclusion agenda. The UK’s 11,000 largest employers published their first gender pay gap reports. Meanwhile, the campaign for ethnicity reporting gathers pace.
