US EditionRefugee Turned NHS Nurse: The Case for Investing in English Classes, Not Cutting Them
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Refugee Turned NHS Nurse: The Case for Investing in English Classes, Not Cutting Them
Why cutting English classes for refugees is a false economy—and how one NHS nurse proves it. Rishan Tsegay (pictured) is not here to judge. She is here to care. At 26, Rishan is a qualified nurse working full-time in the National Health Service. She recently became a British citizen after a second attempt—an achievement that marks the culmination of a journey defined by danger, courage, and extraordinary resilience. She didn’t arrive on a studen…
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