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Events, Announcements | November 23, 2022
Admissions Practices, Announcements | September 14, 2022
Admissions Benchmarking Tool
Having served over 700 of the world s leading international and independent schools (and counting), we are excited to launch our brand new Admissions Benchmarking Tool
Admissions Practices | September 13, 2022
Common Application
Would you like parents to have a single point of contact for enquiries and applications across your group of schools. Join us as we explore some of the challenges faced by School Groups, and how these can be overcome while offering a superior parent experience
International Admissions Bulletin | September 11, 2022
Embracing Language Inclusivity in the Admissions Process
How many times have you had to reject a student because their English level did not meet the minimum requirement to enter your school. For many of us international school enrollment professionals, this may be the top reason why we are unable to offer admission
International Admissions Bulletin | September 11, 2022
Building Relationships From the Start – How TRIO’s Admission Process is Designed to Give Children the Best Shot at Getting Selected
About TRIO World Academy TRIO World Academy (TWA) is an authorized IB World school, located in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. It was established in 2009. TWA caters to the educational needs of a vibrant multicultural community of students from 18 countries
International Admissions Bulletin | September 10, 2022
Building an Educational System of Belonging
At Saint Olaf Catholic School in Bountiful, Utah, we recently revisited what it means for families to be part of one or more Catholic Schools, part of an entire educational system
International Admissions Bulletin | September 10, 2022
Saying NO! Can Be an Act of Kindness
Summary As principal of a highly selective academic school, and previously as head of a specialist music school, I'd like to explore why saying no to a student who won't fit well in a school should be seen as an act of kindness rather than a rejection
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International Admissions Bulletin | September 8, 2022
Adapting to Parent's Changing Post-pandemic Expectations
In Turkey, the school closures started on the 16th of March 2020 and many grades didn t step foot into a school again until September 2021. That was nearly 18 months of online education - and 18 months of parents dealing with many issues that are normally dealt with by educators
Admissions Practices, Product Updates | September 7, 2022
Handling Applications from Feeder Schools
Feeder schools are the bread and butter of many UK schools admissions funnel, but the admin associated with processing applicants from these schools can be a headache for admissions teams and feeder schools alike
International Admissions Bulletin | September 7, 2022
It’s Not (Only) The Student Who Counts
Jimmy is a lovely child. He is a good student, quirky and lovely and, through the years, he has met some teachers who have leaned more into the lovely, and others who have leaned more into the quirky. Jimmy has never been a problem. His family, however, is truly hard to get on board
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