Join our events Archives - Âé¶¹´«Ã½ /event_categories/isc-research-events/ The most comprehensive, current and objective data and intelligence on the world’s international schools Tue, 28 Apr 2026 11:02:38 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 /wp-content/uploads/2021/06/cropped-Âé¶¹´«Ã½-FAVICON-32x32.png Join our events Archives - Âé¶¹´«Ã½ /event_categories/isc-research-events/ 32 32 Strategic Data Use for International School Leaders /events/strategic-data-international-school-leaders/ Mon, 27 Apr 2026 07:10:18 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39940 A data‑led look at international school market intelligence and what it means for smarter leadership decisions.

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📅 Tuesday, 5 May 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (GMT+1)
💻 Online

Overview

International schools have access to more data than ever before, but turning that data into clear, confident decisions remains a challenge.

In this webinar, Âé¶¹´«Ã½ will explore how school leaders can move beyond information to true market intelligence, using data to inform strategy, reduce risk, and identify opportunity. Through real-world scenarios, including market positioning, enrolment planning, and expansion decisions. we will demonstrate how a deeper understanding of the international schools market can shape more effective leadership choices.

The session will also feature a panel of school leaders sharing how they approach data in practice, the challenges they face, and the impact of better insight on their strategic decision-making.

Attendees will:

  • Understand how to move from data to actionable strategic decisions
  • Learn how to assess their school’s position within the wider market
  • Explore how to evaluate new market and partnership opportunities
  • Gain practical perspectives from school leaders using data in real contexts

Speakers

  • Will Saville (Host) – Âé¶¹´«Ã½

  • Yvonne Trisynthia – Director of Engagement, NIST International School Bangkok

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Why International Schools Matter for US Suppliers /events/us-international-schools-market-growth-webinar/ Mon, 20 Apr 2026 11:53:11 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39927 A data-led webinar exploring global K–12 international school growth and what it means for US suppliers expanding into international markets.

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📅 Wednesday, 29 April 2026
🕘 11:00 AM ET | 8:00 AM PT | 4:00 PM UK
💻 Online

Overview

The global K–12 internationalÌýschoolsÌýsector is expanding steadily across multiple regions, driven by rising demand from globally mobile families and continued investment in new and existing schools.ÌýFor US education suppliers, thisÌýrepresentsÌýa growing but often underexplored opportunity within international markets.Ìý

Join Kim Lynch fromÌýÂé¶¹´«Ã½Ìýalong with industry experts GeorgeÌýDeBakeyÌýand Michael CampbellÌýasÌýtheyÌýtake a data-led look atÌýwhere global school growth is happening, how the internationalÌýschoolsÌýlandscape is evolving, and what this means for US suppliers considering or refining their international strategy.Ìý

Bringing together market intelligence and practical perspectives, the session will help suppliers better understand the scale of the opportunity, how the US market compares globally, and how to approach international expansion in a more focused and effective way.Ìý

In this session, you will:Ìý

  • Understand where global K–12 school growth is happening
  • Explore key trends shaping the international schools market
  • See how the US market compares within the global landscape
  • Identify common challenges in international expansion
  • Gain a clearer framework for shaping your international strategyÌý

Speakers

  • Kim Lynch (Host) – Business Development Manager, Âé¶¹´«Ã½

  • George DeBakey – Director, International Business Development at Advancing Global EDU

  • Michael Campbell – President of Advancing Global EDU and Co-founder of Dual Bridges Academy

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Global Readiness Study – Eblana /events/global-ai-readiness-study-webinar-international-schools/ Thu, 02 Apr 2026 05:14:15 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39856 Join this free 30-minute virtual event to explore the Global AI Readiness Study and how international schools can contribute to building a sector-wide benchmark for responsible AI adoption.

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As artificial intelligence continues to reshape education, international schools are moving quickly to explore its potential—but without a shared benchmark, it remains difficult to assess what true AI readiness looks like across the sector.

The Global AI Readiness Study brings together leading organisations across international education, including Âé¶¹´«Ã½, Eblana Learning, and Faria Education Group, to build a clearer, data-informed picture of how schools are approaching AI across governance, policy, staff capability, and risk management.

This free 30-minute webinar introduces the study and explores why rigorous, sector-wide research is critical at this stage of AI adoption. Featuring Sami Yosef alongside other education leaders, the session will unpack what the benchmarking survey covers, why participation from 500+ schools matters, and how your school can contribute in just 10 minutes.

By taking part, schools will not only support a global effort to better understand AI readiness, but also gain access to valuable insights and resources—including an AI Strategy course and the opportunity to engage with the study’s full findings.

Join us to be part of a collaborative, sector-wide effort to responsibly shape the future of AI in international education.

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Edruptors Live | Leadership, Culture & School Communities /events/edruptors-live-global-international-schools-snapshot-2026-webinar/ Fri, 27 Feb 2026 09:01:13 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39723 Âé¶¹´«Ã½ hosts Edruptors 2025 for a live discussion exploring insights from the Global International Schools Snapshot 2026. This interactive webinar brings together research and practitioner perspective to examine the leadership, cultural, and community shifts shaping international education today — and what they mean for the future of the sector.

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📅 10 March 2026
🕘 9:30–10:30 AM GMT
💻 Online via Zoom

Overview

The Global International Schools Snapshot 2026 reveals a global market in transition, shaped by shifting demand, increased scale, and evolving models of international education.

In this webinar, Âé¶¹´«Ã½ will present selected insights from the Snapshot, followed by a moderated discussion with some of the Edruptors of 2025, influential voices who are closely engaged with international school communities. Together, they will explore how these trends are being interpreted on the ground, what they suggest about the future direction of the sector, and where numbers alone cannot capture the full picture.

The session offers an opportunity to listen in as research and lived experience come together, providing richer context, deeper perspective and a more nuanced understanding of how international schools are evolving and what these changes mean for the sector as a whole.

Speakers

  • Janelle Torres:ÌýField Research Manager, Âé¶¹´«Ã½ (Host)
  • Kai Vacher:ÌýPrincipal of British School Muscat and British School SalalahÌý
  • ZoubiyaÌýAhmed:ÌýÌýDirector, Verdant & Co, Founder,ÌýHighbrightÌýEducationÌý
  • Rhiannon Phillips-Bianco:ÌýGlobeducateÌýHead of WellbeingÌýÌý

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CPD Webinar: Pivot Proofing Your Students’ University Plans /events/cpd-webinar-pivot-proofing-students-university-plans/ Mon, 16 Feb 2026 08:06:47 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39709 Join EAB for a CPD webinar on helping students adapt their university plans amid global higher education changes. Learn actionable strategies and tools from experienced international counselors.

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📅 11 March 2026
🕘 9:00–10:00 AM EST | 1:00–2:00 PM GMT
💻 Online via Zoom

Overview

With the global higher education landscape in constant flux, counselors are increasingly on the front lines—helping students navigate policy changes, visa challenges, and shifting personal priorities.

Join us for an interactive webinar featuring actionable strategies to help diversify students’ university lists and support them in adapting when plans change unexpectedly.

Hear from a panel of experienced school counselors as they share real-life examples of how they’ve guided students through unexpected hurdles and helped them uncover exciting opportunities beyond what they originally imagined. You’ll also learn how free, innovative tools can help students explore a world of possibilities—and leave empowered to support them through whatever changes may come.

Panel Speakers

 

  • Rebecca Kelly – Associate Director, Counselor Growth and Engagement, EAB

  • Dr. Aaron Jones – Head of Counseling and College Placement, American School of Doha (Qatar)

  • Michaella BeattyÌý– High School and University Counselor, Fairgreen International School (UAE)

  • Mark MangualÌý– College Counselor, International School of Curitiba (Brazil)

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What Happens When Schools Put Wellbeing First? /events/what-happens-when-schools-put-wellbeing-first/ Tue, 28 Oct 2025 10:17:41 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39509 Janelle Torres, Research Manager – South East Asia, will be joined by an expert panel on 27th November at 9:30 am GMT, exploring how international schools prioritise wellbeing for staff and students through culture, curriculum, and data-driven strategies.

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Wellbeing has become one of the defining priorities in international education — but what happens when schools truly put it first?Ìý

Drawing on findings from Âé¶¹´«Ã½â€™s latest white paper How International Schools Are Prioritising Wellbeing for Staff and Students, this panel discussion explores how international schools are embedding wellbeing into their identity, not as a policy, but as a principle.Ìý

The conversation will bring together school leaders and experts to share practical examples of how wellbeing is being embedded through culture, curriculum, and data-driven strategy. The panel will discuss what’s working, what challenges remain, and what meaningful wellbeing looks like in action, for both students and staff.Ìý

Whether you’re an educator, school leader, or supplier supporting schools, this session will provide research-backed insights and lived experiences to help you build sustainable wellbeing practice within your own context.Ìý

 

Join Janelle Torres, Field Research Manager – South East Asia at Âé¶¹´«Ã½, in conversation with:

  • , Assessment, Wellbeing and DEIJB Consultant at Ìý
  • , Secondary School Principal at Ìý
  • Primary Wellbeing & Pastoral Lead at Ìý

Register for free on

 

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Masterclass Series for Education Suppliers /events/masterclasses_for_ed_suppliers/ Wed, 17 Sep 2025 14:09:45 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39397 Join our masterclass webinar series designed for education suppliers and providers targeting the international schools market. Hosted by our expert team and guest speakers, these sessions offer valuable insights and practical advice to help you enter and expand in this growing sector.

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Masterclass 1: Unlocking Opportunities: Emerging African Markets in International Education
2 October 11 am BST, hosted by Rachel , Head of Sales

 

Africa is one of the fastest-growing regions for international schools, with rising demand driven by economic development, expanding expatriate communities, and an increasing appetite for high-quality education among local families. For educational suppliers, this presents both exciting opportunities and unique challenges.

In this live panel discussion, a group of expert educators and education professionals with on-the-ground experience across Africa will share insights into the international schools market. Together, they will explore where growth is happening, what schools are prioritising, and how suppliers can build meaningful, sustainable relationships in these diverse contexts.

Whether you are new to the region or looking to deepen your footprint, this session will help you align your strategy with the evolving opportunities across Africa.

Host

, Head of Sales. Rachel has over 25 years’ experience in the education sector having spent most of her career working in Edtech, supporting schools to realise the benefits of technology to support teaching and learning. Before Joining Âé¶¹´«Ã½, Rachel led an International Sales team at GL Education selling to schools across the globe. Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Outreach was a key tool for her teams’ sales planning activities!

Guest Speakers

is the co-founder of , Proco and d6. Schoolscape connects education suppliers with school leaders via events hosted in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Nairobi, and most recently Saudi Arabia. He also co-founded d6, a leading school management system now used by more than 2,500 schools. With over 15 years of experience in the education sector, Peter brings deep insight into the opportunities and challenges shaping schools across Southern and Eastern Africa.

, Principal at Repton Cairo

 

Masterclass 2: Launch and Grow: Practical Advice to Start Your International Education Campaigns

6 November 11 am GMT, hosted by William Saville, Business Development Manager

 

Are you an education supplier looking to tap into the fast-growing international schools market but unsure where to start? Join our expert-led panel discussion designed specifically for education businesses ready to expand globally.

We’ll hear from a panel of international marketing experts who have successfully launched marketing and sales campaigns tailored to international schools – from identifying high-potential regions and understanding key buyer personas, to choosing the right channels, messages, and tactics that resonate across cultures.

Whether you’re new to international education or looking to sharpen your approach, this session will give you actionable insights, proven strategies, and real-world examples to help you confidently enter and grow in this competitive space.

Host

, Business Development Manager. With over a decade’s experience of working in the global education sector, predominantly for assessment and EdTech suppliers, William has worked with schools, school groups, associations, governments, regulators and higher education institutions globally.
is a Sales Consultant for Finalsite, working with international schools across the globe. With a passion for education and a keen understanding of the digital landscape, Liz helps schools enhance their online presence and engagement through Finalsite’s comprehensive web solutions.
, Marketing and Communications Manager at COBIS. Maeve holds an MSc in Marketing from Smurfit Business School, Dublin, and brings nearly 15 years of marketing experience across the not-for-profit, healthcare, and education sectors. Her expertise spans member engagement, recruitment and retention, international campaign delivery, content marketing, video and content creation, campaign strategy, copywriting, web design, branding, and digital marketing. Maeve has worked extensively on global campaigns and events, supporting membership growth and strengthening brand visibility. She joined COBIS in November 2019 and continues to play a key role in connecting and engaging the international COBIS community.
is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Cambridge University Press & Assessment. The last 13 years of her 20-year marketing career have been in international education, where she has led impactful campaigns and product launches to support schools and learners worldwide. She has rich experience across the full marketing communications mix and now specialises in product marketing for curricula, qualifications, and resources for 14–19-year-olds.

 

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Inside the Global Market Overview 2025 /events/global-market-overview-2025-webinar/ Thu, 21 Aug 2025 12:10:29 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=39233 Download this exclusive live webinar where a panel of international education experts unpack the findings of our flagship Global Market Overview 2025 Report.

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Download the recording for this exclusive webinar, Inside the Global Market Overview 2025, where , Head of Global Research, will be joined by a panel of international education experts to unpack the findings of our flagship annual report.

This live discussion will explore the trends shaping international schools worldwide and provide the opportunity to hear perspectives from leading voices in the sector.

Key themes from the 2025 report

  • UK Independent Schools: A timely update on the introduction of VAT on school fees, including current sentiment across the sector and implications for enrolment, operations, and financial planning
  • Geopolitical Shifts: Including USAID funding cuts, China’s global education footprint, and the resurgence of nationalism in policymaking
  • Student Wellbeing: How wellbeing is becoming central to school strategy and support structures
  • Digital Assessment: The growth of digital tools and their role in the future of student learning and evaluation

Panellists

  • , CEO,
    As CEO of COBIS, Colin works with British International schools across more than 80 countries worldwide. Representing the sector, he’s appointed to the UK Government’s international Education Sector Advisory group and the UCAS International Advisory Group. Plus, he’s a founding member of the International Task Force on Child Protection, a Trustee of the British School in Tokyo and he has taught in the UK, Asia and Europe, worked with the Department for Education in the UK and the Government Office for London which has led to educational projects on a global scale. Safeguarding is of paramount importance to COBIS and Colin has a strong partnership with ACRO, cementing COBIS’ position as the founding Global Ambassador for the International Child Protection Certificate (ICPC), and our commitment to keeping children safe around the globe.
  • , International Editor,
    Selina Boyd is the international editor of The Good Schools Guide, the leading resource for families seeking impartial advice and information on over 1,300 schools in the UK and more than 300 around the world. With over a decade of experience in international education, including as co-founder of School Notices Asia and consultant for BESSA (British Education and Schools Show in Asia), Talk Education and IvyWise, Selina has a deep understanding of what parents are looking for when moving between schools, countries and curricula. Drawing on insights from the many families she advises, together with those she meets on her extensive visits to schools around the globe, Selina brings a parent-focused perspective to the question ‘What makes a good school?’ and offers impartial insight to help families navigate complex decisions and make confident choices.
  • Jason Bobis, International Education Consultant, ,
    Jason Bobis is an international education consultant with over 20 years of experience teaching in Bangladesh, Nepal, the Solomon Islands, the United States, Canada, and Australia. He currently works with the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) Board, where he leads initiatives supporting curriculum delivery and quality assurance across diverse global contexts. Jason designed digital Communities of Practice that connect teachers in eight countries, creating spaces where educators support one another through change and develop creative solutions to emerging challenges. Holding an MBA from the University of Adelaide and a background in teaching and educational leadership, he empowers teachers to support one another through the changing educational environment by learning and innovating from other cultures and contexts—preparing their students to thrive internationally. His work is grounded in the belief that strong professional networks, adaptability, and collaboration are essential to thriving in today’s complex global education environment.

This event is exclusively available to those who purchase the Global Market Overview 2025 Report. The report provides comprehensive data and intelligence on the international schools market, and the supporting webinar offers a chance explore these findings with our expert panel.

 

 

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Coaching for Educators /events/coaching-for-educators/ Thu, 08 May 2025 08:46:56 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=38847 Join Stacey Roberts-Brighton, International Professional Development Manager at Pearson, on 21st May at 9:30 am GMT +1 for a Continue Professional Development (CPD) webinar on Coaching for Educators.

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Join, International Professional Development Manager at , on 21st May at 9:30 am GMT +1 for a Continue Professional Development (CPD) webinar on Coaching for Educators.

During this professional development session, we will delve into the distinctions between coaching and mentoring. The event will highlight the significant impact that coaching can have on both teachers and students. Different coaching approaches will be explored, alongside the essential skills needed to become a successful coach. Additionally, best practices for lesson observation will be discussed.

Key outcomes:

  • Understand the key differentiators between coaching and mentoring
  • Explore the impact coaching can have on teachers and students
  • Explore different coachingÌýapproaches
  • Explore the skills needed to become a successful coach
  • Explore best practice for lesson observation.

Meet the host:

Stacey Roberts-Brighton is the International Professional Development Manager at Pearson, where she brings nearly a decade of experience in educational publishing. Since 2015, Stacey has worked closely with international schools and teachers, guiding them through their professional development journeys. She is known for creating impactful, teacher-informed content that responds directly to the needs and feedback of educators around the world. Stacey is passionate about equipping teachers with the tools and support they need to succeed in global classrooms.

Join the to access all of our webinars.

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Emotional Regulation and Managing Difficult Conversations in Schools /events/emotional-regulation-and-managing-difficult-conversations-in-schools/ Thu, 24 Apr 2025 09:40:16 +0000 /?post_type=isc_events&p=38791 Join The Wellbeing Hub on 3rd June at 10 am GMT +1 for a Continued Professional Development (CPD) webinar on Emotional Regulation and Managing Difficult Conversations in Schools.

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Join The Wellbeing Hub on 3rd June at 10 am GMT +1 for a Continued Professional Development (CPD) webinar on Emotional Regulation and Managing Difficult Conversations in Schools.

In a school setting, navigating multiple and complex relationships is an essential part of fostering a positive environment and there will be times when difficult conversations are required. In this interactive session we explore proven strategies for addressing sensitive topics and resolving conflict. Participants will gain the confidence to approach challenging discussions with clarity, empathy, and professionalism, ultimately strengthening relationships and promoting a collaborative school culture.

This CPD webinar will be hosted by , Founder of The Wellbeing Hub.

Alicia Drummond is passionate about providing evidence-based advice to parents, teachers and all those looking after children and young people, so they can be proactive in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of those in their care. Alicia also works directly with children and young people empowering them to look after their own mental health and wellbeing.ÌýAlicia draws on the latest research from psychotherapy, psychology, and neuroscience, along with her experience of working as an adolescent therapist. Alicia is a BACP accredited therapist, parenting expert, sought after keynote speaker, member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for a Fit and Healthy Childhood, author and a mother. She is regularly asked for her expert opinion by the media.

Having worked with schools across the UK for more than a decade delivering webinars, talks and workshops to parents, carers. staff and pupils; in 2020 Alicia created The Wellbeing Hub. This award-winning platform provides schools with a whole school, proactive approach to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people, now in over 300 schools in the UK, impacting over 170,000 pupils.

Join the for free to attend all webinars.

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