I Am An Immigrant

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I am a language teacher and am a migrant here. After I started Unit 1, I found out that I am in a right pathway here as I can understand and feel how people can feel when they come to a new country with a new culture and language and how having a support and tutor is HAYATI for people like me. We immigrated here 3 years ago with the student visa, my partner was studying, but unfortunately because of the restriction of the visa for me as a follower, I couldn’t. I want to study master in Teaching when we get the permanent visa.
I learned English in my hometown but as I came here, I had a shock with using it. Luckily, I found a ESL course close to where I live and started one month after. I have never missed a class and now here I am. With the

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