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Education Destinations in 2026

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • 18 minutes ago
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International students play a vital role in connecting people and cultures. However, as the dynamics of student mobility change, the cost of living continues to rise, and opportunities for skills and employment are influenced by AI and international politics, how should students decide on their paths when selecting a higher education destination?


This weekend, our international panelists will share their perspectives and experiences at the 2026 Destination Workshop. It is open to all BWB alums. Please join us in thanking the following panelists for sharing their insights.


From Australia 


Andrew Hand


Former principal in international schools in Australia, Malaysia, Switzerland, the United States, and Germany, including the International School of Geneva and the United Nations International School, New York





From the USA and Morocco


Jamie Schlais, Ph.D


Former Curriculum Manager,

Psychology and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) 


International Baccalaureate Organization






From the USA and the UK


Haley Drogus, MPS


Global Engagement 


The University of Sheffield,

United Kingdom









From the USA and India


Rita Chakravorty, MEd.


Founder and Lead Consultant for College Admissions


CollegeSmartboard, USA







From Spain and Germany


Yohana Fontenla 


HR Learning @ L’Oréal | EU Climate Pact Ambassador 


Economics & Politics and Business Leadership

Forward College, Berlin







From the UAE, Iran and New Zealand


Harry (Parsa) Haghany


CTO of GardTech AI 


Rising Sophmore

University of Otago, New Zealand







From New Zealand


Krisha Karippail


BWB Club President / Internship Team Lead


Student at Green Bay High School, New Zealand






From Türkiye 


Ceylin Gündoğdu


BWB Club President / Internship Team Lead


Student at VMGSBL, Türkiye




 
 
 

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