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This podcast looks to explore the experiences of international teachers from all over the world and brought together by the University of Sunderland’s International Initial Teacher Training programmes.
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Update frequency:
every 22 days
Average audio length:
29 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
6 episodes
since Aug. 7, 2025
episodic
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In this episode, I speak to Kini Teesdale. Kini is an Early Years practitioner who has worked in humanitarian and refugee education for over a decade in USA, France, and Greece. Kini is also a co-founder of Crisis Management Association, whose focus is on providing healthcare systems to refugees an…
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Olena Puchko is a Maths teacher with over two decades of experience teaching in Kyiv, Ukraine, but none of that experience could prepare her for the past 3 years. Olena completed her PGCE with the University of Sunderland in 2023, at the height of Russia's drone and missile attacks on Ukraine and h…
In the second episode of this ‘Teaching in Conflict’ series, I speak to Julia Knight. Julia is an experienced international teacher and educational leader who has taught in Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain.
During her time in education, she has experienced terrorist attacks (plural!), a militar…
In this upcoming episode, I speak to Julia Knight. Julia is an experienced international teacher and educational leader who has taught in Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. During her time in education, she has experienced terrorist attacks (plural!), a military coup, and presidential visits; so …
In this first episode of the ‘Teaching in Conflict’ series, I had the opportunity to speak with Mohamad Rabah, director of the Palestinian Circus School.
Based in the West Bank of Palestine, Mohamad speaks candidly about his journey from a young boy during the first intifada, to a student in North…
This is the trailer for an upcoming episode where I speak to Mohamad Rabah from Palestine Circus School, based in the West Bank, Occupied Palestine. In the episode, Mohamad speaks candidly about his journey from a young boy during the first intifada, to a student in North-East England, and back to …
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