The first rule of attempting to find work in a new country is “Everything you thought you knew about job hunting at home, disregard it.” This may sound ill advised but adopting that attitude will provide you with the mindset required to face the challenges that will invariably present themselves.  Read more »

Are you ‘employment ready’? Review your previous work history, experience and training to identify your transferable skills and knowledge. Research as thoroughly as possible your target industries. The best place to start is professional associations, corporate and government websites. Industry journals and publications can also be a good source of valuable information.  Read more »

When relocating to the UK, sorting out schooling for your children will be a top priority. The British education system falls into two categories: state and private. State schools are funded by the government at no cost to the parent. Private schools are paid for by the child’s parents. We outline the basics of the UK’s private education system.  Read more »

The education concerns every parent has when bringing their family to the UK are amplified when children have special educational needs. Private schools are able to cater for most of the difficulties children encounter. Provision can be specialist and outstanding. It is important to open discussion with the school as early, and fully, as possible.  Read more »