Published examples · no personal data
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before choosing the plan.
Start with a standard source-linked cross-check, then see how paid casework becomes a detailed play-by-play for one mover, a household, a cohort, or an institutional portfolio.
Sample 01 · Free cross-checking
Public cross-check demo
South Korea · upper secondary → Canada · closest stage
Starting point · school decision still required
Likely match
A side-by-side view keeps the local stage name and destination framework visible.
- Current and destination stage cards
- Age or stage caveat
- Jurisdiction selector where required
Standard confirmations
The cross-check surfaces the questions that belong to the receiving authority or school.
- Placement process
- Required records
- Language-support assessment
Official starting points
Direct source links sit beside the result they support; the free result stops short of managing the case.
- Curriculum authority
- Enrolment or placement authority
- Relevant qualification source
Use the open result to begin the school conversation, or move to an Individual Route when you want the evidence ordered around one mover.
Sample 02 · Paid individual
Personal route report
One learner · Seoul → Toronto · upper-secondary transfer
Illustrative report · 4 open confirmations
Route conclusion
The first page explains the likely transition in plain language without presenting it as a placement decision.
- Current and destination stages
- Reason for the match
- Important jurisdiction caveats
Source reconciliation
The report checks where national, local, examination, and institution-level guidance agree, differ, or leave a gap.
- Rule hierarchy
- Conflicting or incomplete guidance
- Case-specific confidence notes
Personal play-by-play
Research becomes an ordered sequence with an owner, reason, dependency, and completion signal for every step.
- What to do next
- Why the step matters
- What must happen first
Evidence audit
The report maps each claim or requirement to the document, record, translation, or verification that supports it.
- Evidence already available
- Evidence still missing
- Required format and recipient
Tests, dates, and dependencies
Only milestones relevant to the selected goal and stage appear, with conflicts and consequences made explicit.
- Applicable tests or qualifications
- Deadline chain
- Risks if a dependency slips
Questions and contact scripts
Institution-specific uncertainty becomes a precise question for the school, authority, examination body, or admissions team.
- Who to contact
- What to ask
- What answer to retain in writing
Source ledger and recheck triggers
Every actionable statement points to the responsible body and records when the route must be reviewed again.
- Authority, purpose, and jurisdiction
- Review date and assumptions
- Change or decision that triggers a recheck
The mover leaves with one brief to use in school calls, application preparation, and document collection.
Sample 03 · Paid family
Family move book
Household of four · Singapore → British Columbia
Illustrative report · 3 education routes + 1 adult study route
Household cover brief
The opening summary shows the whole move before separating person-level education decisions.
- Destination authorities
- Common move window
- Household-wide constraints
Person-by-person routes
Each learner keeps a distinct stage, goal, requirements list, and decision owner.
- Primary-school placement route
- Upper-secondary qualification route
- Adult admissions or recognition route
Combined calendar
A single calendar exposes dates that affect travel, enrolment, examinations, or application timing.
- Shared deadlines
- Person-specific milestones
- Dependencies and sequencing conflicts
Household records matrix
The family can see what is shared, what is person-specific, and what needs translation or verification.
- Records by mover
- Translation and certification flags
- Receiving organization and submission channel
The household gets one book for the move plus a route page that can be shared separately for each person.
Sample 04 · Paid group
Group movement brief
Eight-student exchange cohort · Paris → Sydney
Illustrative report · 6 ready + 2 exceptions
Coordinator dashboard
The first view answers who is ready, who is blocked, and which issues affect the whole cohort.
- Readiness count
- Shared destination route
- Exceptions requiring follow-up
Participant route cards
Each participant retains a compact individual route without overwhelming the group summary.
- Stage and goal
- Evidence status
- Next owner and action
Common deadline board
Shared program dates sit beside person-specific exceptions and assessment needs.
- Program milestones
- School or authority confirmations
- Late or missing evidence flags
Group source pack
A coordinator can hand the same reviewed foundation to host schools and program staff.
- Common authorities
- Source purpose and jurisdiction
- Participant-specific source additions
The coordinator receives the group brief; each participant receives only the route card and actions relevant to them.
Sample 05 · Institutional access
Monthly mobility portfolio
International school network · September review cycle
Illustrative report · 38 active movers across 7 destinations
Portfolio health
Leadership sees current volume, destination exposure, deadline risk, and unresolved exceptions.
- Cases by stage and destination
- Risk and readiness summary
- Workload by owner
Cohorts and cases
Staff can move from the portfolio view into a cohort brief, family book, or individual route.
- Active cohort register
- Reusable route templates
- Case review status
Upcoming action window
The report groups near-term work by responsible team instead of producing one long undifferentiated list.
- Deadlines by month
- Evidence and confirmation queues
- Escalations and overdue reviews
Source-change digest
The monthly layer records which source desks were reviewed and where published guidance changed.
- Authority and route affected
- Review date and change note
- Cases requiring re-check
The organization receives a monthly management report plus the underlying route, family, and cohort views used by staff.
Randomized scenario sampler
Explore a different kind of move.
The four subscriber reports above remain fixed references. This sampler recombines fictional grades, curricula, school types, destinations, and group sizes to show how every level adapts.
Route Cross-check
- Likely stage
- Curriculum cross-check
- Decision owner
Individual Route
- Separate admissions paths
- Shared and destination-specific evidence
- Conflicting deadlines and decision points
Family Move
- In-depth route per child
- Shared deadline chain
- Household records matrix
Group Move
- Participant playbooks
- Readiness exceptions
- Coordinator handoff
Institutional Desk
- Complete case playbooks
- Owner workload
- Source-change digest
Random combinations are prompts for a sample, not verified guidance. A live report would investigate the exact school, curriculum, destination, dates, and responsible authorities before presenting a route.