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‘Culture Shock’ can be a major factor in preventing expats from getting the most out of their new life overseas. Defined as: “The feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes”, it’s something that will have been experienced in some degree by anyone who has previously taken their c...

The United Arab Emirates’ Government has launched a new programme aimed at improving the quality of life of everyone living in the country. Known as the ‘National Strategy for Wellbeing 2031’ the 12 year long campaign will see over 90 new projects introduced that are aimed at improving the; ‘physical, psychological and digital health of future generations.’ The programme wil...

Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, has pledged AU$2.8m towards a youth mental health group, in an attempt to help ‘break the curse’ of youth suicide. Recent figures suggest that around a quarter of Aussies between the ages of 16 and 24 experience mental health issues annually, whilst suicide is now the leading cause of detah for those between the ages of 16 and 44. T...

Making a decision on where your future lies can be a daunting prospect, with research often the key to deciding which location is right for you. To try and make things easier we’ve compiled these little guides - each looking at reasons why your future could lie in a selected number of locations we work with. Article 4 - Five Reasons Why Your Future Lies in Australia 1 - Fant...

Researchers in China has shown that a link exists between type-2 diabetes and Cancer, however it seems to affect males and females very differently. According to the findings, which were compiled over a three year period by a team of medics from the Shanghai Jiao Tang University of Medicine, and studied more than 400,000 adults between the ages of 20 and 99 with diabetes, ma...

A move to Canada could now be easier than ever thanks to a new pilot project that allows rural provinces to easily hire overseas talent. The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project allows employers in Canada’s four Atlantic provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island) to employ skilled workers, providing a simple pathway to permanent ...