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Refugee claimants present their story of persecution in a hearing
All refugee claimants present their story to the immigration and refugee board of canada (IRB) in an online or in-person hearing. this is the final step in determining whether they are granted the protection of canada or not.
"I want to thank this program for preparing me and my family to do the hearing, and it was very helpful for us."
Abdi,
Participant from Ethiopia
85%
Strongly Agree that Re—Course helped them prepare.
85%
Strongly agree that Re—Course helped them prepare.
Documentation
“Re-Course provides secure ways to share your personal information.”
Learn about Re—Course[Re—Course] really helped prepare me for the real hearing. Most of the questions I was asked during the mock hearing came back on my actual hearing.
OLA, Participant from Nigeria
85%
Of Claimants felt more confident for their hearing
Simulated Refugee Hearing
Re-Course provides real-time practice in a simulated hearing with volunteers.
“I was able to build enough confidence after the exercise, and I went back and tried to improve and work on all the gaps that the volunteer raised.”
Miriam, Participant from Iran
87%
felt the IRB hearing was what they expected after their simulation.
Personalized feedback
Claimants receive feedback to be prepared for their hearing, the most important day.
“I was very stressed and had tension. The good news is my claim was accepted and I could not have done better if it wasn't for matthew house.”
Mohammed, participant from Afghanistan
