Learning one of the national languages is a crucial step towards social participation. Specific information provides the necessary support for people on this journey. Volunteers and professionals play a key role in this process. Resources and tips for them are centralized in this section.
One effective step towards integration is to learn a national language. A large number of schools offer language courses, but various non-profit organizations and public institutions also help migrants to learn a local language.
Learning German by yourself is no easy task, but arriving in Switzerland and trying to understand Swiss German at the same time is even more challenging. That is why we founded voCHabular. We are working together to create self-teaching materials, in the f…
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When communicating with patients with a migrant background, communication difficulties can arise that make it difficult to provide appropriate care and treatment.
Tools such as apps, websites, checklists and brochures offer support in taking diversity into account and overcoming communication barriers.
With the internet and apps, foreign speakers can learn a language independently and communicate in everyday life. Various portals offer videos with conversations or grammar exercises. Many are free of charge. Sometimes apps also offer paid modules.
Chatterbug is an online language learning platform that combines live video tutoring with personalized lessons and self-study materials. It offers courses in languages such as German, French, Spanish, and English, and is designed to help learners progress …
The Swiss Red Cross was commissioned by the Federal Office for Public Health (FOPH) to develop and coordinate migesplus.ch.
