So called Third Culture Kids (TCK) are individuals who spent a significant amount of their developmental years in a culture/country that is different from their parents. They grow up knowing they have to change their behaviour, language and customs to suit the situation. Some might even call them “cultural chameleons” because, after a few relocations, no one has to formally teach them how to behave. It is something they often learn by experience. This means that TCKs have a high degree of self-confidence, adaptability and are considered risk takers. In today’s global economy, they have a competitive advantage, as the international employment market is an extremely competitive arena where international skills and cultural agility are highly sought after. We understand that for relocating parents, education is consistently rated as a top challenge. The process of finding the right school in a city you don’t know is not only daunting, but can be frustrating. Especially if there are limited options and long waiting lists. For families faced with making the right education choices, Crown Relocations have developed Education Guides providing an in-depth understanding of the schooling systems in some of the relocation hotspots around the world, ensuring children develop the skills required to succeed in global business. Each guide compares: school options and curriculum, stages of schooling and entrance requirements and application procedures. Have a look at the following country specific guides in pdf format for free download: Australia Hong Kong India Japan Singapore