A few of our favourite holiday Traditions

I have connected with our staff and consultants to collect some of our favorite German holiday traditions to share with you. I am enjoying the glow of Christmas brightening up the dark, rainy fall days here in the North. My house is a buzz in anticipation of gifts, vacation days, and visits from family and … more …

Exciting News: We Are Now Members of the European Relocation Association (EuRa)!

We are thrilled to announce that Local Worldwide Relocation has officially joined the European Relocation Association (EuRa). Founded in 1998, EuRa’s mission is to promote the benefits of professionally managed relocation and mobility services for companies with globally mobile employees. This membership not only strengthens our commitment to providing exceptional service but also equips us … more …

Local Worldwide Relocation: Bridging the Gap for Companies and Employees

As German companies grow and adapt, they often face the challenge of relocating employees—whether for a new job, a transfer from an affiliate company, or a promotion. This is where a relocation firm and Global mobility partners come into play. In this blog post, we will explore what we do as a relocation firm to … more …

Your Guide to Navigating Germany’s Educational System

The Germans educational system is referred to as a Bildungsystem. In my last post, I touched a bit upon the German child care system which is considered the first level or foundation of the educational system. Today, I’d like to concentration on the local school system. It is important to note that the federal states, … more …

Navigating the Daycare Shortage: Ensuring Your Child’s Daycare Spot with Local Worldwide Relocation

As the summer holidays wane in northern Germany and the back-to-school season approaches, many parents are facing increased anxiety over securing quality childcare.  1. August marks the beginning of the new Kita calendar year, and unfortunately, an alarming report reveals a shortage of 1,400 daycare spots right here in Bremen. This challenge isn’t unique to … more …

Explore Locally During UNESCO World Heritage Day

One of the joys of being an expat is experiencing the rich culture and customs of different countries and communities. I wanted to highlight an upcoming opportunity for you to visit various historical locations both within your community and beyond. This upcoming Sunday, 2. June is UNESCO World Heritage Day, known in German as UNESCO … more …

A Newcomer‘s Guide to Germany: May Holidays and Traditions

The month of May is welcoming warmer weather and the return of the sun here in northern Germany. Alongside warmer temperature, May also includes 3 public holiday: Tag der Arbeit on 1. May (fixed holiday)Christi Himmelfahrt on 9. May (the sixth Thursday after Easter)Pfingstmontag on 20. May (51 days following Easter) Most employees (in nonessential … more …

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