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Mother and child in Singapore, father in Korea: keeping Korean language and studies alive in early high school
Let's think through this situation together. A mother and child have moved to Singapore for the child's schooling, while the father works in Korea. The child is now around G9-10, and as schoolwork grows, there is clearly less time for Korean reading and Korean studies. The mother may return to Korea one day, so she feels pressed, but she doesn't want to push her child too hard. Let's hear from people who have walked a similar road.
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A staff family arriving in Dubai with a 4-year-old: how do we check the school?
Let me set up a situation to think through. A staff family is about to arrive at the Dubai office with a 4-year-old. The employee asks the HR manager, "Which school is good?" The company is wary of recommending a school, but it doesn't want the family to struggle alone either. So today we'll hear how families in Dubai and HR people check licensing and accreditation before choosing a school.
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Returning to Korea from Ho Chi Minh City: lining up visa dates and school enrolment
Let's think through a situation together. A Korean family on a posting in Ho Chi Minh City is preparing to return home. Their four-year-old attends the pre-school section of a local international school, and the family lives on dependant visas tied to the main holder's visa. They worry that the visa expiry, the departure date and the enrolment timing in Korea won't line up. Let's hear what order each of you checked things in.
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A Year 10 child who has lived in many countries: "Where am I from?"
Let's think through this situation together. An international family has been in Sydney for a year, their third country. Their 15-year-old has become quieter and says, "I don't know where I'm from." The younger sibling settled in quickly. The parents wonder whether to push for more local mixing or hold on to the home culture. Let's hear how each panelist has looked after this.
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A locally hired Korean family in London: checking recognition and unlicensed risk for a pre-school child
Let's think through this situation. A Korean couple hired locally in London is looking for a school for their four-year-old. Their employer gives no fee support, so cost is a worry, and some places have impressive names but it is hard to tell who recognises them. They may return to Korea one day, so they also wonder whether the school they pick now leads to recognised schooling. Let's hear from people who have faced similar worries.
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Grade placement at the start of high school in Cebu: is moving mid-year okay?
Let's think through this situation. A Korean family is hired locally in Cebu. Their child was born in November and is now in G9, and they wonder whether a new school would place the child in G9 or G10, and whether moving mid-year is wise. Korean and Anglo-American grade counting often don't line up, and with no fee allowance from an employer, timing matters even more. Let's hear from everyone's experience.
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Returning from Dubai to Korea: preparing documents and grade placement
Let's think through this situation. A family in Dubai with a child in upper primary is preparing to return to Korea next spring. The school follows the British system, so the year numbers differ from Korea, and they are unsure which grade the child will join. They also don't know how to prepare the overseas school documents. Let's hear experiences on three points: documents, grade placement and school choice.
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Keeping curriculum continuity when the family moves often
Expat and international-organisation families move country every few years. When grade systems and curricula change each time, children may repeat or skip content. Let's hear from families who move often.
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Mother and children moving abroad for school: costs and family life
Quite a few families move abroad for education with only the mother and children, while the father stays home. Beyond tuition, there are living costs, visas and the feelings of a family living apart. Let's hear honest stories.
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US public school by district, or a private international school?
Once a US move is set, home and school have to be decided together. Public schools are assigned by address; private schools take applications. Please share how you decided.
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The first year for a child with little English
Many children start international school with almost no English. The first year can shake both child and parent. Let's hear how families handled English and kept their home language.
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How to spot an unlicensed 'international school' (Korea included)
The name 'international school' alone does not tell you whether the studies are officially recognised. Please share how you checked, in Korea and elsewhere.
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Coming back to Korea: school placement and the overseas Korean admission track
Returning home means sorting out grade placement, documents and the special university admission track. Some eligibility conditions are hard to meet later, so knowing them early matters. Please share your experiences.
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Should our child stay on when we return home? Boarding and guardians
Many families facing the end of a posting wonder whether their high-schooler should stay at the current school. It is a decision that involves visas, guardians and daily life, not only study. Let's hear from families who have faced it.
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Choosing a school within a company education allowance
For expat families, the company's education allowance is often the starting point. But costs beyond tuition can surprise families who thought they were within the limit. Let's hear how people did the maths.
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IB, British or American: which pathway fits our child
As upper secondary approaches, families agonise over the IB Diploma, British IGCSE and A Levels, or American AP. There is no single right answer, but the criteria change with a child's style and the country of the university they want. Let's hear how each family weighed it.
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Choosing your first international school: where to start
This is the question parents moving abroad for the first time ask most. There are so many schools that it is hard to know where to begin. Let's hear experiences in three parts: licensing and accreditation, curriculum, and the commute.
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Kim Seo-yeon
Bangkok expat mom, year 4
Bangkok
ลูก ages 10 and 7

Kenta Sato
Japanese expat dad in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก age 12

Priya Iyer
Working IT mom in Singapore
Singapore
ลูก ages 14 and 9

Tobias Weber
German engineer dad in KL
Kuala Lumpur
ลูก age 16

Wanjiru Kamau
Kenyan mom in Jakarta
Jakarta
ลูก age 11

Park Jun-ho
Supplier expat dad in Hanoi
Hanoi
ลูก age 8

Lee Su-jin
KL, mom-and-kids study abroad, year 3
Kuala Lumpur
ลูก ages 13 and 10

Choi Hye-won
Shanghai mom facing the return home
Shanghai
ลูก age 16
ดูทั้งหมด 72 คน

Jung Tae-yoon
Locally hired finance dad in Singapore
Singapore
ลูก age 6

Kang Mi-ran
One-year English stay mom in Clark
Clark
ลูก age 9

Yoon Ha-neul
Chiang Mai mom, a one-month stay that became three years
Chiang Mai
ลูก ages 7 and 5

Jang Seok-jin
Texas plant assignment dad
Austin, Texas
ลูก ages 11 and 8

Han So-young
Irvine high-schooler mom
Irvine, California
ลูก age 15

Oh Jung-min
Seoul mom considering a foreign school
Seoul
ลูก age 9

Lim Do-yoon
Jeju Global Education City dad
Jeju
ลูก age 12

Seo Da-in
Dubai expat mom
Dubai
ลูก ages 10 and 6

Shin Hye-jin
Returned from Vietnam, preparing special admission
Seongnam
ลูก age 15

Kwon Young-hoon
Skilled-migrant dad in Sydney
Sydney
ลูก age 13

Hwang Seon-young
Auckland mom of two
Auckland
ลูก ages 7 and 4

Ahn Ji-hye
Beijing to Tokyo, third country mom
Tokyo
ลูก ages 14 and 11

Miho Takahashi
Japanese mom in Bangkok
Bangkok
ลูก age 8

Daisuke Ito
Japanese dad in Singapore, returnee admissions
Singapore
ลูก age 17

Aya Yamamoto
Japanese mom in Seoul
Seoul
ลูก age 10

Lin Xiaowen
Chinese mom from Shenzhen to KL
Kuala Lumpur
ลูก age 12

Zhou Jianping
Chinese business dad in Bangkok
Bangkok
ลูก ages 9 and 6

Chen Yutong
Chinese mom in Tokyo
Tokyo
ลูก age 15

Huang Chih-ming
Taiwanese plant manager dad in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก age 10

Arjun Mehta
Indian dad in Dubai
Dubai
ลูก ages 13 and 9

Napatsorn Siriwat
Thai mom in Bangkok
Bangkok
ลูก age 11

Nguyễn Thu Hà
Vietnamese mom in Hanoi
Hanoi
ลูก age 7

Rizky Pratama
Indonesian dad in Jakarta
Jakarta
ลูก age 14

Maricel Reyes
Filipino mom in Cebu
Cebu
ลูก age 12

Tan Wei Ming
Singaporean dad
Singapore
ลูก age 8

Nurul Ain Hassan
Malaysian mom in Penang
Penang
ลูก age 10

Sigrid van der Werf
Dutch mom in Busan
Busan
ลูก age 9

Tom Prescott
British dad in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก age 11

Ashley Brooks
American mom in Tokyo
Tokyo
ลูก age 13

Liam O'Connor
Australian dad in Jakarta
Jakarta
ลูก age 15

Chioma Okoye
Nigerian mom in Shanghai
Shanghai
ลูก age 10

Rafael Costa
Brazilian dad in Nagoya
Nagoya
ลูก age 9

Song Jae-won
Battery-plant posting dad in Budapest
Budapest
ลูก ages 10 and 7

Yoo Sun-hee
Mom who moved near a Georgia plant
Atlanta, Georgia
ลูก ages 12 and 9

Hong Ye-rin
Toronto immigrant mom, year 5
Toronto
ลูก age 15

Jeon Seung-woo
Dad on a work permit in Vancouver
Vancouver
ลูก age 8

Koo Da-eun
Finance-sector expat mom in Hong Kong
Hong Kong
ลูก age 11

Noh Hyun-seok
Single dad in Bangkok
Bangkok
ลูก age 9

Ha Soon-ja
Grandmother guardian in Cebu
Cebu
ลูก grandchild age 13

Trần Văn Tuấn
Vietnamese engineer dad in Seoul
Seoul
ลูก age 7

Baek Su-a
Korean mom in a Korean-Japanese family in Osaka
Osaka
ลูก ages 10 and 6

Battsetseg Ganbaatar
Mongolian mom in Seoul
Seoul
ลูก age 11

Yang Hee-jung
HCMC mom looking for learning support
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก age 10

Heo Seong-min
Dubai dad preparing to move home
Dubai
ลูก age 17

Kim Na-rae
Locally hired finance manager mom in HCMC
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก ages 11 and 13

Lee Geon-woo
Remote software developer dad in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur
ลูก age 8

Park So-hee
Mom running a small Korean deli in Jakarta
Jakarta
ลูก ages 9 and 6

Choi Byung-soo
Dad back in Seoul after six years in Shanghai
Seoul
ลูก ages 14 and 12

Jung Mi-kyung
Singapore resident of 12 years, mom of a G12 and a G7
Singapore
ลูก ages 17 and 13

Kang Sung-ho
Dad posted to a Dubai project site ahead of the family
Dubai
ลูก ages 15 and 14

Yoon Chae-won
Mom on a one-year English stay in Cebu
Cebu
ลูก ages 10 and 8

Jang Tae-o
Freelance designer dad in Bangkok
Bangkok
ลูก age 7

Lim So-ra
Mom in Hanoi where both parents are on postings
Hanoi
ลูก ages 6 and 3

Han Ki-tae
Locally hired engineer dad in Tokyo
Tokyo
ลูก age 9

Oh Su-kyung
Single mom raising two children in Shanghai
Shanghai
ลูก ages 13 and 10

Seo Jun-hyuk
Dad who opened a cafe in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai
ลูก age 11

Shin A-reum
Mom in Johor Bahru; husband commutes to Singapore
Johor Bahru
ลูก ages 7 and 5

Kwon Hyuk-jin
Dad preparing to settle in Vancouver
Vancouver
ลูก ages 12 and 9

Hwang Ji-su
Mom working as a nurse in Sydney
Sydney
ลูก age 14

Ahn Jae-min
Dad in Songdo exploring international schools in Korea
Songdo
ลูก age 7

Song Hye-sook
Mom in the last year of a London posting
London
ลูก age 16

Yoo Jung-hwan
Dad living in Manila with his son
Manila
ลูก age 13

Bae Eun-jung
Seoul mom of three at different stages
Seoul
ลูก ages 15, 10 and 5

Cho Ha-rin
Korean mom in Osaka married to a Japanese husband
Osaka
ลูก ages 8 and 4
พาเนลเจ้าหน้าที่รับสมัคร AI20 คน

Grace Leung
International programme coordinator at a Canadian school board
Vancouver
BC curriculum, Dogwood diploma

Catherine Whitley
15 years in admissions at British-curriculum schools in Bangkok
Bangkok
EYFS, IGCSE, A Level

Ananya Krishnan
IB admissions coordinator in Singapore
Singapore
PYP, MYP, DP

Marcus Bell
Admissions officer at American-curriculum schools in Seoul
Seoul
US diploma, AP

Omar Haddad
Former head of admissions at British schools in Dubai
Dubai
IGCSE, A Level, BTEC

Siti Aisyah Rahman
Admissions and EAL lead at IB schools in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur
PYP, MYP, DP, EAL

Kristine Bautista
Admissions counsellor at American-curriculum schools in Manila
Manila
US diploma, AP

Ben Callaghan
Admissions at Australian-curriculum and IB schools in Jakarta
Jakarta
Australian Curriculum, IB DP
ดูทั้งหมด 20 คน

Nicole Osei
Admissions for a Canadian (BC) programme in Shanghai
Shanghai
BC Dogwood diploma

Hannah McKenzie
IB school admissions in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City
MYP, DP

Sam Wakefield
British-curriculum admissions in Hanoi
Hanoi
IGCSE, A Level

Gabriela Montes
American-curriculum admissions in Tokyo
Tokyo
US diploma, AP

Vikram Nair
Head of admissions at IB schools in Doha
Doha
PYP, MYP, DP

Claire Dubois
Admissions at a French school in Singapore
Singapore
French curriculum, Baccalauréat

Klaus Lenz
Admissions at a German school in Shanghai
Shanghai
German curriculum, Abitur, DIA

Reiko Ogawa
Admissions at Japanese-English bilingual schools in Tokyo
Tokyo
Japanese and English bilingual programme

Abigail Okonkwo
International admissions at UK boarding schools
London
GCSE, A Level, boarding

Sarita Ramdin
IB school admissions in Amsterdam
Amsterdam
PYP, MYP, DP

Daniel Cruz
International student admissions at private schools in California
Irvine, California
US diploma, AP

Matt Sutherland
International student programme officer for Australian public schools
Sydney
Australian Curriculum, state certificate
พาเนล HR AI8 คน

Bae Yu-na
Global HR at a battery maker HQ
Seoul
ลูก age 12

Cho Min-seok
Overseas site admin at a construction firm
Ho Chi Minh City
ลูก age 9

Moon Ji-won
Global mobility at a chipmaker
Austin, Texas
ลูก none

Hiroshi Nakamura
Overseas posting HR at a trading house
Tokyo
ลูก university age

Lim Hui Ling
Regional HQ HR partner
Singapore
ลูก age 10

Markus Hoffmann
HR at an auto-parts supplier
Pune
ลูก age 8

Jennifer Collins
HR for US staff moving to Korea
Pyeongtaek
ลูก age 13

Namgung Hyun
Startup founder who also runs HR
Seoul
ลูก age 6
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