No. Currently, only employees from our corporate partners have access to school relocation services in countries referenced above.  Individual families can access our services only when moving to Mainland China.

The curriculum, school location, facilities, extracurricular opportunities, reputation, your child’s previous educational background, and the school’s approach to supporting students in university applications are key factors to consider. We can help you assess these aspects based on your family’s unique needs and preferences.

It’s advisable to begin the search at least 6-12 months before your child’s expected start date. This gives you time to evaluate schools, complete the application process, and secure a place, especially if schools have waiting lists.

No. This is a common misconception. Most British schools have the IBDP as the pre-university qualification, which is widely recognised and provides access to top universities globally.

We generally advise applying for international schools if your child is not already bilingual. Bilingual schools are typically attended by local families, and if your child cannot speak Mandarin, it may be difficult for them to access the curriculum.

International schools offer a variety of curricula, including British (IGCSE & A-Levels), American (AP), and International Baccalaureate (IBDP) for high school students. For primary students, the curriculum is usually based upon adapted versions of a home country's curriculum.

Consider factors such as curriculum, extracurricular activities, language support, school location, facilities, and reputation. We help guide you through a personalised consultation to match your child’s needs.

The process typically includes completing forms, submitting academic records, and often attending entrance exams or interviews. Some schools also require a meeting with the principal or admissions team.

Yes, many popular international schools have waiting lists, especially for certain age groups.
It’s recommended to start the process as early as possible. We can advise on how best to navigate schools with age group restrictions.

School fees vary depending on the institution, curriculum, and grade level, with prestigious schools charging higher fees.
In cities like Shanghai and Beijing, leading international schools charge between 300,000 RMB to 400,000 RMB per academic year.
We can provide specific fees during your initial consultation and offer advice about potential scholarships/bursaries.

Many international schools expect native-level proficiency, particularly for older grades. However, a limited number of EAL (English as an Additional Language) support places are typically available. We can offer guidance on this.

Some international schools offer support for children with SEN, though the level of support varies and most international schools within Asia are not equipped to cater for severe needs.
It’s essential to outline your child’s specific needs during the application process to ensure the school can provide the necessary resources.

No, most international schools offer English-speaking education and provide language support for students who are not proficient in the local language. Exposure to the language and culture is often encouraged.

Yes, school visits are highly recommended. Most schools offer tours or virtual tours to help you get a feel for the environment. We assist with arranging these visits as part of our service.

It’s best to start the application process at least 6-12 months in advance, as schools may have waiting lists and specific deadlines for application submission.

International schools typically offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, music, drama, and academic clubs.
Some schools also offer community service programmes and leadership development opportunities.

Schools generally have diverse international communities, and staff are experienced in helping new students adjust.
We also provide ongoing support to ensure your child’s transition is as smooth as possible.

The student-to-teacher ratio varies by school, but many international schools aim for smaller class sizes, typically ranging from 10-20 students per class, to ensure individual attention for students.

International schools offer pathways to top universities around the world. Many schools have strong connections with universities in the UK, USA, and other countries, providing guidance on university admissions and preparing students for international higher education. Many students who we have supported have gone on to enter G5 and Top 30 US colleges.

A debenture is a type of fee charged by some international schools, often on a one-time basis, in order to secure a place for your child. These can be refundable or depreciating (this varies from school to school). Debentures exist in different forms within Hong Kong, Singapore (usually referred to as a guaranteed placement right), and the UAE. Paying a debenture can help move your child up a waiting list for admission. The terms and conditions vary by school, and we can help you navigate these details during the school selection process.

Yes. Waitlists are common at sought after schools within Asia (particularly in Hong Kong). We can support you in navigating these effectively.