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This interview was with the English Language Fellow Andre Boyer, a teacher with over 20 years of experience. He shares numerous insights about how to teach students in a way that inspires and motivates them. He’s a teacher trainer and has worked in universities, primary and secondary schools in numerous countries. He shared various nuggets of wisdom that apply both in the classroom as well as in the class of life! A teacher should always be a life long self- reflective learner and communicator!

This interview was a discussion with Saada, about her experiences over the past two years working in Bahrain. Both positive and sometimes trying moments were shared. We reflected on how we cannot change the way educational system function, we can only give our positive suggestions and energy.

This conversation with Amy and Dan describe the life of moving to South Africa with a partner, activities they do for fun there, a description of the Nal’ibali literacy program, and other multi literacy teaching activities in Amy’s class.

Sharing experiences in teaching in South Africa and Mauritius. Reflections on technology, teacher training and meeting students needs over the teachers needs. The art or robotic nature of teaching. Teachers are students for life.

Life in Vietnam and Mauritius. Comparisons and reflections from two English Language fellows

Reflections on beach water waves and birds chirping

Overview of my experiences at the Maha Shivatri festival in 2019 in Mauritius

Reflecting on rain In Mauritius

During this podcast interview with Jamila, who was a fellow from 2014-2016 in Jordan. She’s now doing a PhD at Georgia State University, researching teachers who are part of the English language fellowship. I wanted to know what inspired her to do this research and what her experiences were like in Jordan enjoy the interview.

Music classes at the Gandhi Institute in Mauritius in how to play the Sitar.

During this episode I was invited to go to the beach called Flac with my tabla teacher and all of his students. It was a last-minute opportunity that came up the same morning of the outing. I was exhausted but said yes to the unknown. I met many new people and had a wonderful Sunday and went paragliding. I learned a lot of Hindi words through music along the way, come join me for the trip!

Comparing life in Mauritius and New York. Carol is from Mauritius, but moved to New York to work for a year for the association of Francophone, and just returned recent. I just moved to Mauritius from New York to work in her country. Listen to our highlights and lowlights, and the Mauritus birds in the backgrounds.

The Indira Gandhi Institue located in Mauritius houses the Indian Embassy as well as various cultural, musical and dance related trainings for the local community. They also have a comprehensive library. This episode will discuss some of the foundations of Indian music and my experiences discovering this wonderful resource in Mauritius.

This traditional tamil religious festival, involves sacrifice, fasting and carrying a large cavadee altar to the Lord Muraga. Enjoy the sounds and stories

Welcome to Mauritius • Finding Housing in a foreign country • English Language Fellow