New survey examines UK admissions officers views of the post-16 qualifications on offer in the United Kingdom and highlights university application concerns
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In today's economic climate, when expatriate packages have diminished and sending agencies consider localization when moving families overseas, there is a great deal of confusion about whether education allowances reasonably can be subject to the same type of austerity.
Due to the recession, some families are being moved home earlier than had been planned, or transferred to local status. How does an abrupt repatriation affect your kids? How will it affect their schooling and emotional well being?
An Expat Exchange parent reviews the American School of Puerto Vallarta. The school has an extremely active parent population and a nice campus, but new students may feel isolated and be treated as 2nd class citizens by their peers.
Most families moving abroad find choosing the right school a major factor in the relocation's success. Yet few know how to begin to approach the school search.
Moving to Milan? An ExpatExchange member offers a review of American School of Milan - a friendly, welcoming school. To review your child's school, click here.
Choosing the right school for your child, on top of everything else, is one of the most important decisions you will make as parents. But what should you look for in a school?
Our school reviews are a great way to learn about international schools in your future city. One member recently reviewed the Greengates School in Mexico City.
