ENGin: Practice your English with volunteers | Англійська з волонтерами
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⭐️Helping Ukraine Speak to the World⭐️ A global nonprofit dedicated to pairing Ukrainians with English speakers for online conversation practice and cross-cultural connection. More: https://www.enginprogram.org/ Offline space in Lviv: t.me/ENGinLviv
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Hello, my name is Alan Stoskopf. I am a freelance journalist from Boston, Massachusetts and an ENGin volunteer tutor. My fellow researcher, Tatyana Tsyrlina-Spady, is also an ENGin tutor. We are writing a major article focusing on how the arts in Ukraine have served as a form of cultural resistance to the Russian invasion. Part of the article would include interested ENGin learners sharing why any of the arts, ranging from street murals to poetry readings, to musical performances, are important to your own humanity and sense of Ukrainian identity.
🤩This is an exciting opportunity for ENGin learners to have their voice heard in an international online/print magazine. The interview would be a short conversation, lasting around 10-15 minutes, and conducted via a video platform (Google Meet or Zoom). I or my research partner would love to find out why and how any particular form of cultural expression you have experienced since the Russian invasion have been meaningful for you.
📅 If you are interested in this project, let us know as soon as possible. Most interviews would take place between 4 pm and 8pm Ukrainian time. Exceptions could be made on an individual case basis. If you are quoted or referenced in the article, you would have the choice of how you would like to be identified. We hope to talk to five to ten people from across Ukraine.
➡️If you are interested in participating, please contact me as soon as possible: alanstoskopf@gmail.com
We need your input! We are looking to talk to you to learn more about your English learning journey. We believe that by listening to YOU, we can make ENGin more effective and impactful, and help more Ukrainains speak fluent English confidently!
If you are willing to share your experiences, challenges, and goals in a 30-minute Zoom conversation ➡️sign up here.
🎙 What's in it for you?
A unique opportunity to directly influence how ENGin supports students like you.
A chance to have a one-on-one conversation with ENGin executive team members.
📅 How to participate?
If you're interested, please use ➡️this sign-up form to schedule a 30-minute slot that works best for you.
We're looking to recruit 5-10 students, so spots are limited. Hurry up and grab this opportunity!
Thank you for helping us shape the future of English learning.
We're excited to hear from you!
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📢 We're planning for the future at ENGin and want your opinion!
🌐At ENGin, our goal is to ensure a free, prosperous future for Ukraine by helping a generation of Ukrainian youth start speaking English fluently. The question is: how can we best do this?
🔹Should we continue to offer one standard program to everyone, using age as the main criterion for inclusion?
🔹Should we focus on groups of Ukrainians for whom English is most important - those who will play the greatest role in rebuilding Ukraine?
🔹Should we try to improve the program to offer more profound learning opportunities, such as broader academic and/or career support?
🔹Or is there another strategy you prefer?
✅Please ➡️click here⬅️ to tell us your thoughts.
