TEFL for good: refugees, asylum seekers and being a positive light

While TEFL can open the doors to the rest of the world for talented teachers, there are also incredible opportunities to make a difference for newcomers to your local community. With ongoing crises worldwide, there’s a significant demand for English teachers to help asylum seekers and refugees fleeing persecution, war, famine, poverty and other traumas. So, how do TEFL teachers make a difference? What’s it like teaching such vulnerable groups? What skills do teachers need? Grace Davis rejoins the podcast to tell us about her experiences working with refugees in Minnesota.--Visit the episode page to learn more about Grace Davis, and to view the episode transcript.Inspired to teach English abroad? Visit The TEFL Org to learn more about getting qualified and start your own TEFL adventure.If you have a story to tell get in touch - we'd love to hear about it! Just email [email protected]