The Management Shift for Innovation and Agility Workshop

In an interview at the Festival, Professor Hlupic explained the Management Shift for Innovation and Agility.

Acute skills shortage 'felt across Europe'

A survey of thousands of companies across the UK and EU has highlighted the skills shortages being experienced across the continent.

Learning, aspiring and caring – Future Readiness at Epsom College in Malaysia

Epsom College in Malaysia combines the best of all worlds to offer a truly exceptional global education. This outstanding co-ed boarding and day British curriculum school in Kuala Lumpur – with its immersive bilingual English-Mandarin programme from Early Years through Primary – is preparing international students aged 3-18 for life on the global stage.

Introducing online learning at King's InterHigh

Discover why King’s InterHigh online international school is perfect for expatriate children and families frequently on the move in this conversation with Ashley Harrold, CEO of Inspired Online Schools.

Festival attendees endorse ‘think global’ innovation message

The sun shone and the Kent countryside charmed as global mobility professionals, business leaders and international educators gathered for a day of workshops and networking at the Innovation Festival for Global Working.

Stakeholder input in global mobility planning, decision-making and performance outcomes

The movement of individuals to different countries on assignment involves a wide range of stakeholders and requires excellent co-ordination, communication and efficiencies if the desired performance outcomes are to be achieved. Dr Sue Shortland explains.

Summer Magazine 2023 Out Now!

Our recent Innovation Festival for Global Working and the Award Supplement and videos are testament to the strides, organisations are making to adapt and innovate in uncertain times despite the economic environment. Astronaut Tony Antonelli challenged our thinking and the need to aspire to ambitious global goals, learn from mistakes and the importance of pushing innovations forward whatever your sector. Our Hot Topic is a timely reminder of the duty of care responsibilities of those managing global mobility and business travel.

IB, A level and GCSE results 2023: Pass rates fall, but still cause to celebrate

This summer’s exam results season was always going to be challenging for schools, students, parents and universities. Yet around the world, international and independent school students beat the odds to deliver exceptional results and outcomes that put the cohort firmly on the path to success in their future careers.

World Mental Health Day 2023: SPAN Symposium shines light on student wellbeing

SPAN hosted its third annual symposium on 7-8 October, launching ground-breaking new research into what healthy transitions look like, and practical insights into how to help every student in international schools thrive.

Navigating the Path to Oxbridge

Every year, the competition for top UK universities, especially Oxford and Cambridge, intensifies. Applicants find themselves asking, “What are my chances of getting into Oxford or Cambridge?” The pursuit of admission to these prestigious institutions has become increasingly competitive, prompting applicants to seek insights into their prospects. While the application process remains more art than science, understanding key indicators and leveraging valuable statistics can offer a clearer perspective on one’s standing.

Split family and fly-in, fly-out expatriation: Practical support

Research has consistently shown that employees undertaking non-traditional unaccompanied assignments still require support from their organisations. Dr Sue Shortland explains the importance of helping assignees and their families involved in single-status assignments.

Innovation back on serviced apartment sector agenda

Thursday’s launch event for the latest GSAIR report ended on an inspiring note, with co-host Mark Harris encouraging delegates to work together to solve the ‘most challenging of challenges’.

Schools and students celebrate Advanced Placement (AP) success

Students in American and international schools around the world are sharing their AP programme results after the results became available on 8 July.

A World of Opportunities Awaits You at ISKL this September!

Have you ever wondered about the possibilities of an education that nurtures passions both inside and outside the classroom?

Global mobility policies: Current trends

Short-term assignments and international one-way transfers are on the rise. For employers reshaping their global mobility policies, what opportunities and risks do these new forms of mobility present? Dr Sue Shortland comments on recent developments in alternative assignments and policy design.

Serviced apartments: can the sector’s global growth be sustained?

The serviced apartment sector is predicted to grow strongly. Hybrid working, the demand for more home-like accommodation and longer stays are changing the shape of the market, while technology and AI are enhancing the experience. Marianne Curphey explores how it is evolving to meet customers’ needs in different geographies.

Wellbeing Washing? Removing the spin for healthier workplaces

The links between productivity, ‘good work’ and duty of care have heightened focus on mental, physical and financial wellbeing. But how much of employer initiatives is rhetoric? Can we do more to create truly healthy workplaces? Ruth Holmes reports.

Halcyon London International School Celebrates a Decade of Excellence with Major Tube Campaign

Halcyon London International School, marks its 10th anniversary and starts its second decade with the launch of its most ambitious advertising campaign to date.

ISL students celebrate their IB results

Inner Wings is flying

I was thrilled to attend the launch of the Inner Wings Advisory Council, which was held at the House of Lords and hosted by Baroness Mary Goudie with Melissa Di Donato Roos, who is the co-founder of Inner Wings and chair and CEO of Kyriba, a global fintech company. Melissa knows women in tech leadership are few and far between and is passionate about helping more women pursue STEM careers, writes Fiona Murchie.