Teachers from the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) help change the lives of eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants in Australia every day. Discover why the AMEP has been the most rewarding job for teacher Vicky and how she’s witnessed her students go from knowing very little English to now studying at university, landing good jobs and opening businesses. This World Teacher’s Day, we say thank you to all the AMEP and many other incredible teachers across Australia for all your hard work

#DidYouKnow? Australia’s Adult Migrant English Program is a world-first, launched in 1948. This year, we’re celebrating 75 years of empowering migrants through language! 💪 📝 AMEP is more flexible than ever, providing a range of learning options and services to help eligible visa holders reach their full potential. Learn more: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/settling-in-australia/amep/information-in-languages #AMEP #AMEP75years #FreeEnglish #LearnEnglish | Australian Department of Home Affairs

Anna has been an Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) teacher for over 5 years and has seen many students thrive in her classroom. Thanks to the passionate teachers like Anna who make the AMEP a great place to learn English. Tag a teacher who inspires you this #WorldTeachersDay. | Australian Department of Home Affairs