Emma
Emma has been using her knowledge as a lawyer to help refugees break into the legal sector.
Employed clients mentoring volunteer work over six months in a mentorship with a client who is experiencing underemployment – the client is working or in education, but they might be overqualified for the work they are doing or working in a sector that does not align with their employment goals. Mentors and mentees are matched based on common professional sectors of interest/experience and work together to make strides towards clients’ long-term employment goals.
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My passion for many years has been to mentor and coach people. I love to learn and I believe in continuous growth to keep your skills fresh and your mind active.
Sabrina – advice and guidance volunteer
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Emma has been using her knowledge as a lawyer to help refugees break into the legal sector.
Eiman is a English and Arabic translator/interpreter that's been volunteering for Breaking Barriers since November 2022. In her spotlight, Eiman will be sharing her experience of volunteering, as well as one of her highlights at Breaking Barriers.
Renee has been volunteering with Breaking Barriers on our Education programme as an English teacher.
Sabrina is an Advice and Guidance volunteer, who began supporting clients in London in 2019 and has recently been supporting BB with regional expansion by delivering 1:1 employment support to new clients in Birmingham.
Stefano is an Advice and Guidance volunteer whose background in lecturing has supported refugees into further education and employment.
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