Are you one of the many international families moving to Madrid?
The Sinéad Galvin has 9 tips for you:
To find out more, just visit the chapter in the video above to find the answers you’re looking for.
Sinéad Galvin is an Irish educational consultant, mum of 3 and founder of Steps into Spain – an educational consultancy for international families in Madrid. Sinéad helps families understand the Spanish education system and find the right school for their child among a range of international schools in Madrid.
What’s great about Sinéad?
She’s an English-speaking expat who has already gone through the process of moving to Madrid with a family. Her children are in the Madrid school system and Sinéad works week-in week-out with international families moving to Madrid.
She also has the following resources for you:
MADRID EDUCATION GUIDE (€19.95)
MADRID EDUCATION FACEBOOK GROUP
For any educational queries for for advice moving to Madrid with family, contact Sinéad via Steps into Spain.
Steps into Spain is a boutique education consultancy in Madrid, offering help at every stage of the academic journey.
You can book a free consultation call with Sinéad at the Steps into Spain website.
When working with expat families, Sinead maps a journey for each family of between 3 and 8 steps. She ensures that families follow the right path and assists with decision-making along the way.
As a mum of three, Sinead understands and ‘gets’ what each family wants and needs. As a professional independent educational consultant in Madrid, she will ensure your family doesn’t miss out on the best academic experience schools in Madrid can offer.
MumAbroad has a directory of the top-rated international schools in Madrid. You can see an overview of the Spanish education system here and find a list of educational specialists in Spain here.
If you’re thinking of moving to Spain, visit our Ultimate Family Guide to Moving to Spain.
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MumAbroad was founded in 2007 as a resource for expat mums who struggled without the support of their extended family.
By 2014, the network had grown to include information on child-related services, schools, family activities, shops, family holidays and restaurants across Spain and three other European countries. The international network is proud to feature a Women in Business directory, giving home-country, expat and immigrant women a platform to reinvent themselves after maternity leave and serve the MumAbroad community.
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