Early years education at TASIS England

Find out more about the bespoke early years programme at TASIS England.

Early years education at Bavarian International School (BIS)

Bavarian International School (BIS) explores the importance of early years education across its two campuses.

Early years education at IGB International School (IGBIS)

Early years are more than just a phase - they are the foundation for all future learning and development. As the only international school in Malaysia offering the full International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum, we at IGB International School (IGBIS) have seen firsthand how these formative years shape the academic, social, and emotional trajectories of our young learners. Our commitment to delivering world-class early years education is evident in our comprehensive, holistic approach, nurturing every facet of a child’s growth and setting them on a journey to become globally aware, high-achieving individuals with a lifelong passion for learning.

Is fairness in international benefits practical or even possible?

National Inclusion Week* (23-29 September) raises awareness of the importance of inclusive workplaces, and it’s also a chance to consider if employers can truly offer equitable employee benefits across their global workforce. Are there potential pitfalls and key considerations when striving for fairness in a diverse, international landscape?

UK short-term rental sector grows 16 times faster than hotels as travel priorities shift

The pressure is on for UK hotel operators as new data shows that short-term rental (STR) business have grown 16 times faster in the last decade, reflecting the changing priorities of travellers seeking experience-led accommodation.

Boost “human skills and capabilities” to thrive in an AI-enabled world, says Hemsley Fraser

Learning and talent development provider says we need more “human” skills to prosper in the new world of work and names 12 key capabilities companies will need

A woman’s promotion is seen as ‘less fair’ if a company commits to gender equality

People view women’s and men’s professional success differently when organizations commit to gender equality initiatives, finds new research by WZB Berlin Social Science Center and the University of Cologne.

Britain’s Autumn Budget Exodus: Data Reveals That It’s Not Just Millionaires Leaving The UK

New research from Cornerstone Tax finds one in five Brits considering moving abroad if Labour government raise taxes

High stress, high performance? Mental wellbeing in the legal sector

The legal profession has a reputation for being one of the most demanding. Tight deadlines, exposure to extreme events and hierarchical cultures combine to offer many legal professionals little leeway over their work. Could an evolution in workplace culture and enhanced career pathing help?

The value of ensuring wellbeing at work

The subject of employee wellbeing has become a key talking point in recent years. But what is employee wellbeing? Why should organisations invest in it? Dr Sue Shortland reports on recent research in the field.

Constructive conversations: safeguarding mental wellbeing across supply chains

October’s Make A Difference (MAD) World Construction Industry Summit in London highlighted the mental health crisis in construction today. It shared some of the solutions – including the development of a research-based, sector-wide approach – to improving wellbeing that already offer quick and cost-effective wins.

Does the Autumn Budget ‘fix the foundations’?

Employers bear much of the financial burden for providing the conditions for the UK’s economic growth in Labour's first budget this parliament. Yet its measures seek to benefit individuals, boost near-term growth and shore up efforts to safeguard workplace wellbeing and inclusion.

CIPD 2024: unlocking growth and productivity

The 2024 CIPD annual conference and exhibition (CIPD ACE) got underway in Manchester this morning, with CEO Peter Cheese setting the HR agenda for people, productivity and professionalism for the fifth industrial revolution and the choices this brings.

Donald Trump secures second presidency: what next for global trade?

Even before his election victory, the fact Donald Trump was identifying his favourite word as 'tariff' – describing it as the “most beautiful word in the dictionary" – was sending tremors through the minds of politicians, economists and businesses across the world.

Day One: 12 November 2024 Europe – France Focus

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Navigating challenging conversations for success in education

In this webinar, chartered psychologist Sarah Rozenthuler explores examples and offers valuable insights into the difficult conversations that can come up for leaders and managers in schools and wider education world.

UK farmers challenge Autumn Budget tax measures

More than 10,000 farmers descended on central London on Tuesday to protest over changes announced in the government's Budget for a new inheritance tax, which many fear could destroy much of the country's agricultural industry.

InterNation's top five best expat cities all Spanish-speaking locations

There is a sad irony in the timing of the publication of a global survey that names Valencia - which, at the end of October, was devastated by the deadliest floods in modern Spanish history - as the world's best city for expats to live in.

Be prepared! Planning for and responding to emergencies abroad

When employees and their families are away on international assignments, global mobility professionals must be prepared for and able to respond to unforeseen emergencies. Dr Sue Shortland explains why this is important and the steps that can be taken to support people involved.