Definitions, process and legal
[20 minutes]
Definitions of refugee status, process and legal information
An interactive session which varies depending on how much the participants already know. Covers the basics – what is the difference between different categories of immigration status, the process of claiming asylum and legal rights and responsibilities.

The history of protection
[15 minutes]
Is this issue a new one? How long have people been seeking asylum in other countries? A discussion about past immigration issues and an historical perspective on international legislation.

The global perspective
[45 minutes]
This is a session that centres around a group quiz. The aim is to place UK refugee issues into the global context. Through the quiz participants uncover some of the myths surrounding asylum in the UK and how the issues are portrayed in the media.

Ethnic Monitoring
[30 minutes]
This session explains what ethnic monitoring is, and looks at the rationale and benefits of ethnic monitoring. Participants will discuss some of the issues they may face on a practical level in collecting such data from patients, with an opportunity to practice asking what may be considered sensitive questions using role play.

Myths and reality
[25 minutes]
This is a discussion about the current myths surrounding asylum and immigration. Participants are asked for their opinions about the issue and these are then debated within the group.

Your work with this client group
[45 minutes]
This module focuses on participants’ needs in working with refugees and asylum seekers. They are encouraged to share their experiences and openly talk about some of the challenges and rewards working with this group. The aim is that participants leave the training feeling that they have gained skills and knowledge to deal more effectively with refugees and asylum seekers.

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