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teaching English?

embraer170 · 2006-08-27 19:29:59

A year or two ago I recall someone say they used to volunteer teaching English to refugees. I can't seem to track down any information on it. Anyone have any ideas?

27-08-2006 8:29pm

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A year or two ago I recall someone say they used to volunteer teaching English to refugees. I can't seem to track down any information on it.

Anyone have any ideas?

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#2 27-08-2006 8:34pm

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The CDVEC run a number of classes for refugees, but not on a voluntary basis.

Here is a doc that has a list of available classes (it's from 2003, but I'm sure many would still be current).
http://www.emigrantadvice.ie/site/classes.doc

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#3 28-08-2006 10:12pm

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I was a voluntary English Language Tutor to asylum seekers with Doras Luimni...Limerick.... 061 310328, not sure if Doras exists in other parts of Ireland but they may have contacts elsewhere. A good experience, done by a lot of young people who wanted teaching practice. Alan

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