A guide to the world's best international schools
Finding the right school is one of the primary concerns for families when moving to a new city. Our guides aim to provide parents with reliable and impartial information on the best international schools around the world. These guides include reviews on international and local schools, as well as comprehensive information on nurseries and kindergartens. With advice on the school system and the application process, along with impartial reviews from parents and local educational professionals, these PDFs are a must read for expats moving to a new city with children.
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Twelve cities are covered to date, with more in the pipeline:
- Abu Dhabi Schools Guide
- Cape Town Schools Guide
- Doha Schools Guide
- Dubai Schools Guide
- Delhi Schools Guide
- Guangzhou Schools Guide
- Ho Chi Minh City Schools Guide
- Jakarta Schools Guide
- Johannesburg Schools Guide
- New York City Schools Guide
- Shanghai Schools Guide
- Singapore Schools Guide
Articles on education and schools
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Considering homeschooling when living abroadHome education is a sometimes-overlooked option that addresses a number of the unique issues expat families face. |
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How to choose the right international school curriculumAndrew Wigford discusses the differences of international schools and schools following other countries' curricula. |
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Should you send your child to a local or international school?Aneil Fatania offers some insights into the pros and cons of local and international schools. |
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Singapore International School Fees 2019/2020Expat families moving to Singapore will have a wide range of international schools to choose from. For many, budget will be a major factor in making this decision. |
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How curiosity fuels learning in expat childrenNiki Meehan shares five top tips for expat parents to feed their children’s curiosity. |
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5 common concerns parents have when choosing a school in a new locationKaren Hanratty, Principal of Nord Anglia School Jakarta, offers some advice to expat parents. |
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Raising kids in the UKIf you are an expat parent living or planning on living in Britain, then the question ‘what about schools?’ will be at the forefront of your thinking and planning. |
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Why you should consider British boarding schoolsJennifer Britton from Which British School tells us how expat families can benefit from sending their children to a boarding school in the UK. |
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5 must-have features at international schools in SingaporeMoving to a new country is an overwhelming process for expat families, especially when selecting a school. One World International School advises which features to consider when choosing a school. |
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Expat life in Singapore: the benefits of raising children in the cityOne World International School lays out the many benefits of bringing up children in Singapore. |
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Tapping into school and community support for expat families moving to SingaporeNeed help settling the family after a move to Singapore? One World International School gives info on the support systems available. |
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Parenting tips for expat families moving to SingaporeOne World International School offers advice for families moving to the Lion City. |
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Starting at a new school: how a kind school can help your child settle inMoving to a new country is stressful not just for adults but children too. One World International School in Singapore offers some advice on how choice of school can ease the transition. |
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Articles about teaching abroad
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Teaching careers in the Middle EastThe Middle East has grown into the leading region in the world for international schools. As a result it is now attracting experienced teachers. |
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Teaching English in ItalyDespite the current economic situation in Italy, the need for English doesn't appear to be in decline and English mother tongue teachers are definitely sought after. |
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Teaching English in South KoreaA steady stream of English-speaking foreigners make their way to South Korea each year in search of financial, professional and cultural gain. By far the most popular source of income for these expats is English teaching. |
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Teaching English in Rural South KoreaOne expat's account of taking the road less travelled – teaching English in rural South Korea, away from the bigger, more established expat networks in cities. |
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Teaching English in TaiwanTeaching English as a second language is still one of the most popular sources of income for expats living in Taiwan. The opportunities to teach English in the country are varied and abundant. |
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Teaching English in JapanTeaching English in Japan is one of the more popular vocations for foreigners moving to the country. Learn more about job requirements and finding a teaching job. |
Interviews with school principals and education professionals
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International schools in IndiaA professional psychologist with many years of experience in international schools in India offers her insights on the Indian schooling system. |
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International schools in Hong KongAn education specialist gives her insights on the Hong Kong education system and offers advice to expats moving to Hong Kong with children. |
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International schools in ShanghaiIn this interview, David Goodwin, principal of Brittanica International School Shanghai, gives advice to expat parents about choosing the right international school. |
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International schools in VietnamThe principal of ACG International School, John Burns, offers some insights into international schools in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. |
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International schools in DublinPaul Crute, Headmaster of Nord Anglia International School Dublin, shares advice and handy information about international schooling in Dublin, Ireland. |
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How best to spend summer holidaysThe Deputy Headteacher at Regent International School in Dubai discusses the best ways for children to utilise their school vacations. |
