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Shankara Angadi discusses appropriate training and qualifications of teachers from Refugee Communities.
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Opening Doors for Refugee Teachers Wednesday 7th May Committee Room 1 Institute of Education 20 Bedford Way London W1H 0AL Content: Shankara Angadi discusses appropriate training and qualifications of teachers from Refugee Communities. Shankara developed Twist to revitalise the world of corporate, community and educational development. Services for refugee Teachers Advice, guidance and referral. The first step for refugees is to speak with someone who can give them individually tailored advice about how they access the services they need to gain employment in education. Their qualifications can be assessed by NARIC to guage how much training they need to undertake. Kingston University Nebojsa Durovic
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Refugees into Jobs Fahira Mulamehic ESOL Some refugees may need to improve their English language and communication skills before they can begin to teach in UK schools and colleges . Barnet College Joanna Bahri Training and Experience Often qualifications gained overseas are not fully recognised in the UK so additional training or practical experience is required. Empower Teachers Lubna Lone Institute of Education Peter Jefferies RAGU Andrew Clark Reconnect Theodros Abraham Twist Partnership Shankara Angadi West London Partnership Yves Posner Mentoring Refugees may not be familiar with the UK education system and work practices. Trained and experienced teachers who become mentors can provide support and advice to refugee teachers. Education Action Richard Germond Job Brokerage Once refugees have completed the relevant training and are ready to apply for jobs the following service provides additional support in CV building, job applications and interview techniques. Olmec Clare Whiting Reconnect Theodros Abraham
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