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My research examines the experiences of migrant adult English as an additional language (EAL) learners as they participate in federally-funded settlement (English) language programs. In particular, I am interested in the trajectories of EAL learners engaged in workplace language training programs.

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Alex Ross

email aadross@student.ubc.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada | AREAS: United States | METHODS: Community-Engaged Research
Thematic Research Area
Citizenship | Culture and Migration | Economics of Migration | Integration and Inclusion | Language, Literacy, and Linguistics
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Doctoral Student
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Educational Studies

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My research examines the experiences of migrant adult English as an additional language (EAL) learners as they participate in federally-funded settlement (English) language programs. In particular, I am interested in the trajectories of EAL learners engaged in workplace language training programs.

Alex Ross

email aadross@student.ubc.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Canada | AREAS: United States | METHODS: Community-Engaged Research
Thematic Research Area
Citizenship | Culture and Migration | Economics of Migration | Integration and Inclusion | Language, Literacy, and Linguistics
Student Group
Doctoral Student
Home Department
Educational Studies
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My research examines the experiences of migrant adult English as an additional language (EAL) learners as they participate in federally-funded settlement (English) language programs. In particular, I am interested in the trajectories of EAL learners engaged in workplace language training programs.