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The document summarizes an interview with a refugee from Syria who has been in Australia for 1 year and a half. He felt both happy and sad when he first arrived as he missed his friends and country. He found learning the language most difficult initially. When he arrived he was given information about registering for school and services but had to find out other information like details about universities on his own. He advises other new migrants and refugees to learn English as it is important to achieving their goals, and says communities can help them settle by assisting with language challenges.
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- 1. How long have you been Australia? I been in for 1 year and half.
- 2. Did you or your family come to Australia as refugees? Yes we came to this country as a refugees.
- 3. How did you come to Australia from your home country? We left Syria, then I came to Australia by Airplane
- 4. How did you feel when you first arrived in Australia? Describe what it was like. I felt happy but on the same time I felt very sad because I leave my friends and my country.
- 5. The must thing is I found difficult was the language What did you find difficult when you arrived?
- 6. What information were you given when you arrived The information that I got was about students, how to register at school and ACL
- 7. What things were hard to find out? Service.
- 8. What other things did you need or want to know? I need to know about the uni in Australia.
- 9. How did you find the answers to these? I found it very good and interesting
- 10. How could the experience have been better for you? I helped me to change my mind about other countries
- 11. What advice would you give to other new migrants and refugees? They have to learn English because it’s key to achieve their goals .
- 12. How can we help them settle? Help them in their communities. Help them to pass the challenge which is the language.