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Charting the road to 2030: what does the future hold for global mobility?
Fiona Murchie, Relocate‘s publisher and managing editor, brought together senior global mobility leaders, HR professionals, educators, destination service providers, tax and immigration specialists and strategists for the Global Leaders Forum: Forging a Path in Our Fragile World at the Glaziers Hall in London this month.
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From apathy to engagement – how to make changes that benefit your organisation and your employees via the Management Shift
When Dame Professor Vlatka Hlupic took the stage at the Relocate Global and Think Global People Awards Gala Dinner and Ceremony at Glaziers Hall in London, she didn’t begin her keynote speech with statistics or corporate jargon. Instead, she began with a story of how as a young girl in Croatia, she had set up a homemade blackboard in her living room in order to help her friends with their homework after school.
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Finding Home in Kuala Lumpur: Celebrating 60 Years of ISKL!
For 60 years, The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) has been more than just a place of learning; it has been a second home for generations of globally mobile families. Founded in 1965 with 48 students learning in the Istana on Jalan Maxwell, ISKL has remained proudly rooted in the heart of the city, deeply connected to its host country, Malaysia. Today, it is a dynamic international school of over 1,800 students on a purpose-built, 25-acre campus in Ampang Hilir located near the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.
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Leading with purpose: A life of leadership and innovation
Professor Vlatka Hlupic, having undergone her own leadership transformation, knows that if you pursue your vision and goals, you can create opportunity. Finding purpose and meaning is as important for individual fulfilment as it is for organisations, she tells Marianne Curphey.
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A child’s backpack is their mobile office – and we must help them pack it
As online learning and digital platforms continue to reshape traditional education, the humble backpack takes on a profound new meaning. No longer just a vessel for books and lunchboxes, it now symbolises a child’s mobile office - a portable hub of potential, resilience, and readiness for the real world. As the nature of education evolves across the world, it’s crucial we reconsider not only what and how young people learn, but how we help them carry those lessons into life.
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Nurturing the Next Generation of Global Citizens: Why Sustainability is at the Heart of Education at The British School of Brussels
For families relocating to Belgium, choosing the right school for your children is a critical decision. Beyond academic excellence, parents increasingly seek institutions that instil values preparing students for the challenges of the 21st century, particularly environmental responsibility. At The British School of Brussels (BSB), sustainability is not just a subject; it is woven into every aspect of school life, fostering environmentally conscious global citizens and future custodians of the planet.
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The Arbor School Achieves “Outstanding” in Every Category of BSO Inspection – Here’s Why That Matters
This spring, The Arbor School in Dubai achieved a remarkable milestone—an “Outstanding” rating across all categories in its British Schools Overseas (BSO) inspection. As one of the most respected accreditations for British international schools, this outcome affirms Arbor’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and a mission-driven approach to education.
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EAGLE Week at Oasis International School – Where Young Leaders Learn to Make a Difference
Oasis International School – Kuala Lumpur is an international school that prioritizes more than just academics. OIS offers something uniquely impactful. Through this innovative program called EAGLE Week, students don't just learn about global challenges—they step into real-world experiences that prepare them to lead with empathy, critical thinking, and purpose.
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How to thrive in the age of volatility
When’s the last time you did some deep thinking at work? Digital anthropologist Rahaf Harfoush shared her blueprint on how companies can navigate tech disruption at a recent UKG Connect event. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports.
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How the financial services industry is responding to global change
The global finance landscape is shifting due to geopolitical conflict, trade wars, changes of government, new legislation and a strategy towards investment in emerging economies. Marianne Curphey identifies some trends.
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Education Solutions for the Internationally Mobile Family
In an increasingly connected world, more families are finding themselves on the move – whether chasing professional opportunities, embracing new cultural experiences, or navigating global uncertainty. For many of these globally mobile households, frequent relocations have become a way of life. While this nomadic lifestyle offers rich rewards, it also brings a unique set of challenges, especially when it comes to providing children with continuity, stability, and a sense of belonging.
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The future of workforce management
Global companies from across different industries discussed how they are optimising their global operations, managing risks and securing the talent they need amid disruption at UKG Connect 25. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports on their top priorities.
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What does the millionaire migration mean for schools?
High net worth migration is a growing global trend. How will this impact schools and colleges that cater to international citizens and globally mobile families, and which countries will be the beneficiaries? Marianne Curphey learns more.
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Closing the UK’s digital skills gap
The Workforce Digital Skills Summit at the historic London Guildhall addressed how to uplift the widespread lack of digital skills among working-age adults and the universal benefits of upskilling. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen finds out more.
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New survey reveals students’ ideas on future skills differ massively from employers
As students across the UK prepare to undertake work experience, new research reveals that their views on vital future skills are in stark contrast to those of decision-makers at UK British Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), which account for 99 percent of UK businesses*.
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Cost and carbon emissions data influencing sustainability goals
SilverDoor shares insights from sustainability industry roundtable
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Fuelling the UK’s hydrogen economy
What’s next for the burgeoning hydrogen sector? Industry and policymakers talked growth and skills challenges at the Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports
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India and UK reach trade deal
The UK’s free trade agreement with India is estimated to increase bilateral annual trade between the two countries by £25.5 billion, but how has the news been received by industries and experts? David Sapsted reports.
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Mapping the Future: ISC Research’s Visual Analysis of International School Growth
ISC Research has released its first visual white paper, Mapping Global Growth in the International Schools Market, serving as an accessible, data-rich overview of the international education sector. Presented through dynamic infographics, the white paper highlights essential growth data, provides the latest intelligence on key country markets, and identifies early and emerging trends set to shape the future of the world’s international schools.
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Safe Passage Across Networks important message from Board of Trustees
Our Mission: Safe Passage Across Networks (SPAN) offers a home to anyone committed to healthy transitions and attachment security. We connect, equip and refresh transitions-care providers.
