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1. Student mobility: developing frameworks for
local and global benefit
Warwick in Africa
Christine Ennew

2. Small Scale Large Scale
Multilateral
Bilateral
Unilateral
Outward Mobility
• Portfolio of formats
• Challenges of scale
• Challenges of
reciprocity

3. The student benefits from mobility

4. What is Warwick in Africa
• International volunteering
• Combining
– Warwick Students and Staff
– Corporate volunteers
– Local learners
– Local teachers
• To offer
– English Language and Maths education in schools
– High quality professional development for teachers – in country and in UK
• Started as a pilot in 2006, now sustained by mixed funding model

5. Impact on
communities
in Africa Impact on career
intentions and
thus schools in
the UK
Impact on
schools in
Africa
Impact on
teachers in
Africa

6. Delivering Global and local benefit
• Relational – and longer term
– Durable links to host schools
– Engagement of corporate partners, corporate volunteers
• Reciprocity
– Hosting teachers for UK based CPD, master classes locally
– Engagement with local teaching community around Warwick
• Sustainability
– Train the trainers
– Philanthropy
– Students raise funds for the future, not themselves