
Refugees, Migration and Education
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About this course
Refugee children are entitled to education under international law — and in practice, many spend years outside any classroom while displacement drags on. UNHCR’s response, set out in its Refugee Education 2030 strategy, is direct: stop treating refugee education as a parallel system and get children into national schools alongside their peers. That shift in…
Methodology
Icebreakers, group discussions and awareness games open each topic before moving into deeper analysis.
A case study and an expert conference presentation ground the course in real, current refugee and migrant education work.
Energisers and team-building exercises run across the week to build trust and open dialogue within the group.
What you'll take home
Apply international human rights principles to the education and integration of migrant and refugee children.
Design culturally aware, inclusive classroom practices that reflect refugee children's backgrounds and experiences.
Identify signs of trauma in refugee children and apply appropriate, sensitive support strategies.
Develop language-acquisition and supplementary schooling approaches suited to immigrant communities.
Dates on request
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