When parents learn that the family will be relocating their first concern is generally the education of their children. Here are some questions and answers that we have encountered to help parents think carefully about what matters to them – but also what matters to their children - before moving. »
Fee-paying schools are often expensive and there may be limited financial assistance for private schooling in many international locations. That doesn’t mean that if you or your assignees are unable to pay the entire cost of school fees, however, that doesn’t automatically mean... »
Internationals schools were originally founded to serve expatriate populations. Many of the first international schools were founded as a result of a foreign state department or military presence in a country. In today's global economy, there is now also demand from multinational companies for... »
A successful school search is not simply about “getting in” to a school in a new country. All children moving to another culture are vulnerable and must therefore... »
Parental instincts encourage us to protect our children from adversity. Many parents are unenthusiastic about moving overseas with school aged children, unknown curriculum, social issues and repatriation. ... »
There is no perfect time to move a child, or no specific age at which a child becomes too old to relocate. At each year, the decision of... »
You moved a family with three children to London at the start of the academic year. As a result of the recession, you are moving the assignee home... »
International Relocation and School Moving with children is always difficult, overwhelming parents with guilt. Parents have researched and moved mountains to give their offspring every possible advantage at home.... »
These are the kinds of questions we face every day when working with relocating families. It is natural for parents to be concerned about the welfare of their... »
