Day Four: International Perspectives
EAP Practitioner Precarity and the Coronavirus Event.
14th of May, Day Four: International Perspectives
Today is a bit unusual as the contributors occupy a variety of roles within their respective institutions. All of these contributions offer valuable insights to those of us in the UK and elsewhere.
Jennifer MacDonald (Canada): Jennifer offers her views from Canada through a short video presentation.
Sarah von Delius (Germany): Sarah talks about her experience working in Germany
Marc Jones (Japan): Marc has produced a video talking about his concerns working in Japanese universities.
Tamara Budlov (Russia): Tamara focuses on her experience of teaching online in Russia and you can read it here
Conor O’Reilly: Conor gives his account of the impact of the virus in his workplace in the Republic of Ireland.
Jessica Garska: Jessica, like Conor, focuses on the situation in the Republic of Ireland from two perspectives - as a PhD student and practitioner.
Andrew Chung and Tess Hogue (HK) talk about precarity from a Hong Kong perspective.
Julie Butters: Julie provides another interesting view from the republic of Ireland.
NB on Friday from 1-2pm (UK) we are hosting a panel session to discuss the issues raised during the first four days. See introduction to the event for more information
Monday 11th of May: Precarious practitioners’ perspectives