Course Announcement: Teaching and Supporting Young Migrants and Refugees
About the Organization:
Future Learn is a global online learning platform that offers courses from leading universities and cultural institutions around the world. The platform is designed to deliver flexible, accessible, and socially engaging learning experiences that can be accessed on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.
Course Overview:
This free online course is designed for individuals working with migrants and refugees in educational settings. It focuses on teaching and supporting young people affected by trauma caused by violence, conflict, or displacement. The course is delivered by experienced educators who share practical strategies used in both conflict-affected countries and host communities. It emphasizes inclusive classroom practices, learner confidence, language awareness, and cultural sensitivity.
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Free Online Course on Teaching and Supporting Young Migrants and Refugees
Topics Covered:
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Global trends in migration and displacement caused by conflict
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Language use and language development in migration contexts
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Educational pathways and curricula, including formal, informal, and remedial education
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Challenging discrimination and promoting inclusive, collaborative classrooms
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Learning and behavioral needs of learners affected by trauma and displacement
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Effects of trauma and loss on the brain and their impact on learning and behavior
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this four-week course, learners will be able to:-
Explain the causes, patterns, and impacts of migration on teaching and learning
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Develop learner profiles and apply inclusive engagement strategies
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Use practical classroom tools to address the effects of trauma on both teachers and learners
Course Details:
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Duration: 4 weeks
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Language: English
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Certificate: Participation certificate available
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Fees: Free
Who Should Apply:
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Teachers, educators, and trainers
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NGO workers and humanitarian staff
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Anyone supporting migrant and refugee learners in educational contexts
Official Link:
Course Announcement: Teaching and Supporting Young Migrants and Refugees