When I began conducting this research I was quick to discover my gap because no other source mentioned to what degree the implemented programs in any country was beneficial to incoming asylum-seekers. On the other hand, the majority of normal source, peer-reviewed articles, and books vastly discussed the cons of refugees and having to take refugees in. What host nations do not realize is the prospect of a possible brain gain.
It is well known by now that the majority of asylum-seekers fleeing from conflict are highly qualified individuals who were respectable figures in their society, but due to translation errors in the move to their host nation many of them are forced to find other jobs and any possible means to support their family in this …show more content…
Even though asylum-seekers can pose an initial threat to an economy they are valuable in the long run of any economy. Asylum-seekers are allows the host nation to grow by providing support where needed such as within infrastructure and jobs that people are not usually willing to take. According to Zetter, refugees “bring economic benefits” with their already mastered skills, and “expanding consumption of food and commodities.”36 Likewise, the Syrian Refugees have been reported to aid the Kurdish Economic Growth in a journal review by Anubha Sood and Louisa Seferis. In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) it has been recorded that as soon as an apprenticeship program was offered to Syrians living in the KRI, that the Syrian filled in employment gaps in the KRI economy that was gaping open before. It was through proper integration and the “existing social capital” because most Syrian refugees were Syrian Kurds that it benefited the …show more content…
Which can cause stress and annoyance within both parties and make the re-settling and starting over process a whole lot harder. In order to develop a better education and assimilation system for incoming refugees, the U.S., the U.K., and Australia have to become more lenient and allow more people. These nations have to be willing to take the next step forward with the refugees by hosting classes and training and proper education for teachers, administrators, and counselors so that they are better prepared to handle any situation with a refugee youth as well as be able to sympathize with what they have been through. In addition, to make sure these children are getting an equal opportunity at their education like all the other students, it is a must that placement level and language tests be conducted so that students can be prepared in manners that best suit them, regardless of if they have to be put in a class that is below them. It is possible to avoid this situation by training and opening up summer programs that aid students to catch up with whatever it is they need assistance in. Through rigorous care and proper implementation
It is well known by now that the majority of asylum-seekers fleeing from conflict are highly qualified individuals who were respectable figures in their society, but due to translation errors in the move to their host nation many of them are forced to find other jobs and any possible means to support their family in this …show more content…
Even though asylum-seekers can pose an initial threat to an economy they are valuable in the long run of any economy. Asylum-seekers are allows the host nation to grow by providing support where needed such as within infrastructure and jobs that people are not usually willing to take. According to Zetter, refugees “bring economic benefits” with their already mastered skills, and “expanding consumption of food and commodities.”36 Likewise, the Syrian Refugees have been reported to aid the Kurdish Economic Growth in a journal review by Anubha Sood and Louisa Seferis. In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) it has been recorded that as soon as an apprenticeship program was offered to Syrians living in the KRI, that the Syrian filled in employment gaps in the KRI economy that was gaping open before. It was through proper integration and the “existing social capital” because most Syrian refugees were Syrian Kurds that it benefited the …show more content…
Which can cause stress and annoyance within both parties and make the re-settling and starting over process a whole lot harder. In order to develop a better education and assimilation system for incoming refugees, the U.S., the U.K., and Australia have to become more lenient and allow more people. These nations have to be willing to take the next step forward with the refugees by hosting classes and training and proper education for teachers, administrators, and counselors so that they are better prepared to handle any situation with a refugee youth as well as be able to sympathize with what they have been through. In addition, to make sure these children are getting an equal opportunity at their education like all the other students, it is a must that placement level and language tests be conducted so that students can be prepared in manners that best suit them, regardless of if they have to be put in a class that is below them. It is possible to avoid this situation by training and opening up summer programs that aid students to catch up with whatever it is they need assistance in. Through rigorous care and proper implementation