How to apply to UK universities
Claudiaexpat shares her experience helping her son applying to UK universities. To all you mothers out there, this article is for you! I myself am a very lucky mother
MOOC: The New University Challenge
Elena has prepared a useful article about MOOC, a very important resource for students and not only… For the past year and a half, it has been possible to
Docsity, an international website for university students
Erikaexpat has interviewed Corrado Pastore, web communication manager of Docsity, a very interesting website for university students all over the world. Thank you Corrado! Corrado Pastore is the Web
To school by boat on the Atitlan lake
Marinella is a long time friend of Expatclic. She got in touch with us at a very special moment in her life: She had to decide whether to relocate to
The perfect school
Elena shares her thoughts on the choice of primary school for our expatkids, with a nice presentation, and reflects on the need of parents to find the perfect school!
The Lycée International of Saint Germain en Laye
Giuliettaexpat tells us about the Lycée International of Saint Germain en Laye, that her daughters attended for three years before moving to California. The fame of Saint Germain en Laye,
Nurseries, preschools and schools in Jerusalem
Claudiaexpat wrote this article when she was living in Palestine and did an extensive research on nurseries, preschools and schools in Jerusalem. If you have additional information or know of
Hen vs Tiger
We thank Italian Beatrice for this beautiful article where she reflects on school in Hong Kong, her host city. To face school in Hong Kong you’ll need great fortitude, a
Music in Jerusalem
Claudiaexpat shares some information about music in Jerusalem. Music, like most things in Jerusalem can be discovered, enjoyed, shared in a wide variety of different places and situations; from an
Oblast and Kurmangazy
Erikaex talked to a luminary of music in Kazakhstan, to tell us about the musical landscape of her hosting country. In the 1950’s Atyrau, in Kazakhstan, was only a
