Training for Teachers
Understanding Refugee, Asylum and Migration twilight training for teachers
This twilight course is delivered by our experienced trainers who have first hand experience of working with refugees and asylum seekers. The course can also be co-delivered by a refugee, or used alongside our Escape to Safety exhibition.
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Twilight course learning outcomes include:
- Increased ability to teach about refugee, asylum and migration issues as part of the statutory community cohesion duty and how this relates to British Values
- Understanding of where refugees and asylum seekers are coming from, and reasons for flight
- Basic understanding of the legal frameworks and the asylum process
- Understanding of the difference between refugees and asylum seekers
- Enhanced understanding of the approaches to learning which promote critical literacy and thinking
- Increased ability to deliver teaching activities relating to refugees and migration with all ages in the classroom
Understanding Refugees
"Good insight into their journey and good to know the support on offer once in Lancaster (Loyne School teacher)"
" It ironed out lots of misconceptions that have been portrayed in the media (Loyne School teacher)".
" Very informative as it gave me a clearer understanding of the difference between refugees and asylum seekers (Loyne School teacher)"
Contact Gisela Renolds on 01524 36201 or email info[AT]globallink.org.uk
to discuss your requirements
GLP APPROVED COURSES FROM GLOBAL LINK
| COURSE TITLE | COURSE DESCRIPTION |
| Explores concepts, knowledge and approaches related to global learning and how this relates to our practice as teachers including concepts, values, diversity, sustainable development, interdependence, human rights, conflict resolution, social justice and global citizenship. | |
| Preparing for Community cohesion: refugees, asylum and migration | Become more confident approaching controversial issues relating to asylum-seeking and migration, and be introduced to a range of activities and resources to support community cohesion. |
| This course will explore the relationship between conflict, poverty and migration and possible international responses to the crisis. It will enable teachers to deliver a full day European Summit simulation on the refugee crisis where pupils role play countries and other stakeholders at a conference simulation which involves presentations, negotiations and voting. | |
| The course will explore ways to develop global learning through local history, focusing on the Pendle Witch Trials, Lancaster Castle and World War 1. Suitable for both primary and secondary schools. | |
| For both primary and secondary schools, this course increases teachers′ own knowledge of development and poverty. | |
| The course will deepen teacher’s understanding of the values, skills and concepts relating to the global dimension and introduce teachers to critical thinking as a key global learning skill, focusing on the Philosophy for Children methodology. | |
| British Values & Global Learning Twilight course | This course aims to develop an understanding of British values and how they can facilitate deeper global learning. The course will explore OFSTED’s requirements relating to British Values and SMSC and the relationship between British values and Global values. |
| The course enables teachers to think about ‘English’ Language and Literature from a global perspective and the role of the subject in promoting active, global citizens. | |
| The course enables teachers to think about arts education from a global perspective and its role in promoting active, global citizens. | |
| Led by Anthony Finnerty, this course will emphasise the need to cultivate in young people a vision of global citizenship which is validated by world faiths. | |
| Be inspired by the vision of global learning and its critical place in education, deepen knowledge of the key concepts of global education and integrate into all areas of school life. | |
| Run your own United Nations Summit Twilight Course | This course will introduce teachers to the Sustainable Development Goals, and prepare teachers to a tried and tested whole year group practical global learning activity. At the UN Summit simulation pupils adopt international roles (eg countries, NGOs, the media, the United Nations), research their views on the Sustainable Development Goals and then participate in a simulated conference, involving presentations, negotiations and voting. |
| Provides a practical introduction to the British Council’s International School Award (ISA) and explores ways the ISA can build on existing school practice, while developing pupils’ global citizenship skills through international school partnerships. | |
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| This course will train teachers to deliver an outdoor learning simulation where pupils ‘experience’ what it is like to live on a dollar a day. |
| This course provides a concise and practical introduction to the Fairtrade Schools Award – what it involves, how to apply and the benefits of the award for teachers and pupils, their school and the wider community. |
′The training was very relevant to our school development and was interactive, interesting and fun.‘
′A very engaging thought provoking session. Great to have both revision and practical ideas and to have time to reflect on our practice.‘
′Really enjoyed the day and learnt a lot from it and gained lots of ideas to put into practice‘
′…. again thought how interesting it was and what a lot I had learned. I know others in the session also believed they gained a lot... hopefully we can all put to good use some of the information and ideas…‘
′It was excellent!‘
′The trainer was very knowledgeable.‘
The Global Learning Programme is a ground-breaking new government initiative to create a national network of schools, committed to helping students make positive contributions to a globalised world by helping teachers deliver effective teaching and learning about development and global issues at Key Stages 2 and 3.
To access Global Learning Programme E-credits, register your school on the Global Learning Programme website:
OTHER COURSES AVAILABLE FROM GLOBAL LINK
| COURSE TITLE | COURSE DESCRIPTION |
| KS3 Science and Global Learning | For both primary and secondary schools, this course will introduce KS3 Science teachers to a range of global learning and KS3 resources. |
| Understanding Globalisation and Interdependence | This course will increase teachers′ own knowledge of globalisation, development and poverty. |
| Global Weeks through Global Dates | Developed for both primary and secondary schools, this couse explores ways to bring global learning into the whole school by organising events and learning around international global dates. |
| Whole School Global Learning | For either primary or secondary schools. Course in development |
For further information about how individual courses and how they can be delivered in your school, call Gisela Renolds on 01524 36201 or email info[AT]globallink.org.uk
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