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Once locked out of tertiary education, now Alina is rebuilding her life as a refugee student in Australia

Once locked out of tertiary education, now Alina is rebuilding her life as a refugee student in Australia
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Alina Ahmed Shah, a refugee from Afghanistan, is pursuing a nursing degree in Australia through a pilot program that connects displaced students with industries facing labor shortages. The program highlights the potential for non-profits and universities to help refugees rebuild their lives while addressing local economic needs.

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This model demonstrates a practical approach to integrating refugees into the workforce while providing them with essential educational opportunities.

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