A decade of austerity and government cuts to English language classes has left many refugees and immigrants feeling vulnerable and isolated. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Vicky Gould, a lecturer at Cardiff Metropolitan University, helps with the cooking while chatting to recently arrived refugees. When I was coming through Europe, I learned a little about cooking food from Italy and France. Thompson writes references to help refugees achieve qualifications and find jobs once they gain settled status. “Without strong English skills, migrant women can struggle to find work and make the most of their skills.

Source: The Guardian June 23, 2019 08:26 UTC