Hear it From the Horses’ Mouth: Listening to African Professionals in Australia

IF 1.5 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Learning Communities-International Journal of Learning in Social Contexts Pub Date : 2022-08-01 DOI:10.18793/lcj2022.27.04
Stephen Bolaji, S. Anyama, Olabisi Kuteyi-Imonitie, O. Ibilola, S. Jalloh
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The study investigated the growing concern of the African professionals who arrived in Australia since 2007. The ongoing concern was based on the lack of job opportunity in their nominated skilled occupation in post arrival in Australia. The study used demographic questionnaire and semi-structured interview to elicit information from forty (40) participants from Western Australia and Northern Territory cities and regional areas. The data analysed provided the needed perspectives about the extreme frustration of the African skilled migrants lack job opportunities in the post arrival in Australia. Based on the findings, the study made some recommendations, including counselling implications on several pathways on how African professionals could gain recognition for opportunities in their professional areas.
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从马的嘴里听到它:听非洲专业人士在澳大利亚
这项研究调查了自2007年以来抵达澳大利亚的非洲专业人士日益增长的担忧。目前的担忧是基于他们在抵达澳大利亚后在提名的技术职业中缺乏工作机会。该研究采用人口调查问卷和半结构化访谈,从西澳大利亚州和北领地城市和地区的40(40)名参与者中获取信息。分析的数据提供了必要的视角,说明非洲技术移民在抵达澳大利亚后缺乏工作机会的极度沮丧。根据调查结果,该研究提出了一些建议,包括对非洲专业人员如何在其专业领域获得机会认可的几种途径的咨询影响。
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