Read about how this peer 2 peer education programme was developed to provide new Scots with opportunities for language acquisition outside the classroom.
Learning from locals: How ‘new Scots’ are benefitting from peer 2 peer education
#WomenOfDundee: How Abeer found happiness in furthering her education
Read how Abeer found happiness in furthering her education after marrying and moving to Dundee and how the DIWC helped in doing this.
#WomenOfDundee: Finding a place of learning and support for women by Maqsoodan
Read about Maqsoodan’s move to Dundee and how she found a place of learning and support for women in DIWC, which encouraged her to become a volunteer.
#WomenOfDundee: How moving to the UK gave Ayda a chance to volunteer
Having lived in Canada previously, Ayda has now moved to the UK. Coming here has given her a chance to volunteer at the DIWC which has helped her settle.
#WomenOfDundee: How her father’s support helped Narinder to become a lawyer
Read how with the full support of her father, Narinder was able to study to become a lawyer in the 1960s – which was a first in her village at the time.