Anything unfamiliar to us can feel bizarre, no more so than when it concerns the familiar childhood setting of school. Learning about the reasons behind these differences is part of our lifelong education. Take a look at some school rules that may be very different to the ones you’re used to. Would you like to try out these classrooms? England Mounts Bay Academy in Cornwall… Read More
People wanting to study overseas commonly take a test called IELTS (pronounced ‘eye-elts’, and short for International English Language Testing System) to prove their English competence. There are many similar tests, which range in popularity around the world, with IELTS being the gold standard in the UK, where the test originates. There are actually two types of IELTS test: General Training and Academic. Those applying… Read More
The United States offers a diverse approach to education. While schools are usually divided into elementary, middle, and high schools according to age, there are many types of schools within that, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Having grown up in America, I’ve experienced many different approaches to education, so I can share the main categories and their typical advantages and disadvantages. Public Schools*… Read More
Education is often a deciding factor for families seeking a life overseas. We often think of the UK or USA when considering where to move, but there are other excellent education systems well worth considering. Take a look at these examples: Singapore Home to the highest-ranking students in the world, Singapore is considered one of the most desirable cities in Asia to immigrate… Read More