28 June 2025
Education Kids

Understanding the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program and its Presence in Greece

The International Baccalaureate Diploma is a prestigious pre-university education program that is recognized globally for its rigorous curriculum and emphasis on developing well-rounded students. Available in schools around the world, the IB program is designed to prepare students for the challenges of an increasingly interconnected and competitive world. The perspective of Greek parents regarding IB

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Kids What's on

International Museum Day with free admission and guided tours

Museums with different themes participate in the celebration with guided tours, workshops, and even treasure hunt games. The Board of the Greek Department of ICOM has chosen the Museum of Modern Greek Culture as the honored institution for 2024, appreciating the scientific and educational work it carries out. The events begin today, Monday. The central

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Finance & Business Lifestyle Personal Development

Empowering Expat Spouses: Navigating Remote Work Opportunities for Financial Independence

The global workforce is undergoing a significant transformation, with remote work becoming increasingly prevalent in today’s digital age. Expatriate spouses, who often face unique challenges in finding employment opportunities that accommodate their international lifestyles, are now presented with a new array of possibilities to earn income remotely. As traditional job stability becomes more uncertain and

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Events What's on

“Summer Delights at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center”

As every summer, this year too, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) remains the coolest meeting point in the city. Strolls by the Canal, walks in the Stavros Niarchos Park, views of the sea from the Lighthouse Terrace, games at the Water Jets, concerts and movies at the Lighthouse, with or without a full

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Lifestyle Opinion Articles

Venting over Eurovision’s Legacy of Talent and Turmoil

That’s it! NEVER, ever…EVER again am I going to stay up until 2 in the morning sacrificing my much-needed beauty sleep, to watch a music contest that seems to focus on everything but music. Honestly, I’m done. I’m sorry, but when a beautiful man like France’s Slimane comes on stage ALONE with no flashy dancers,

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Interviews

Meet Angelika Lessy, a Digital Nomad who has chosen to live and work in the Athens Riviera

Greece’s inviting climate, delectable cuisine, and welcoming locals make it an appealing destination for those seeking a blend of work and leisure. In particular, the southern suburbs of Athens have emerged as a popular choice for Digital Nomads looking to reside in the picturesque Athens Riviera. We had the pleasure of speaking with Angelika Lessy,

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What's on Workshops

“Balance Your Masculine and Feminine Energy” Workshop

Join us on May 16th at 10:30 at Impact Hub and for an enriching and transformative workshop titled “Balance Your Feminine and Masculine Energy,” hosted by the dynamic duo Ana Kosta and Xpat,gr. This workshop is designed to help you unlock your full potential by harnessing the power of both your masculine and feminine energies.

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Food and Drinks What's on

5 Innovative Cocktail Bars in the Center of the City

Exploring the vibrant cocktail scene in the heart of the city reveals a world where mixology meets artistry, where each sip tells a story of creativity and expertise. Here are five bars that elevate the cocktail experience to a whole new level, where the ambiance is as intriguing as the drinks themselves. At Baba au

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Education

IB or SATs, an ongoing debate in the teaching world

As an IB tutor and a quite invested teacher myself, I have always been wondering about the necessity of exams. Are they our whole scope of life or are they another way to just test progress, understanding, and even students’ deeper knowledge? I have always tried to teach kids that we learn about the language,

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Culture What's on

A May full of contemporary art in Athens

May in Athens is set to be an exciting month for art enthusiasts, with a variety of exhibitions showcasing the work of both established and emerging artists. From the third part of the EMST’s tribute to female artists to solo shows by Jonathan Meese at Bernier/Eliades, Thanasis Totsikas at Rodeo, Ioanna Limniou at The Breeder,

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