On the advice to Mzeiya, I thought I would try and get a few more recordings where folks give you their views of Melbourne so that you can get as wide a view as possible of what Melbourne is.
Today’s Guest
Age: 22
Sex: Female
Arrived in Melbourne just five months ago and currently doing her first semester of University
The Interview
Things covered:
1) Introduction and opening opinions
2) Employment
3) Racism
4) Culture
5) Facilities that Encourage Health
6) The second recording is on Education. I realized I hadn’t asked her opinions on it, so I called her right back and got her to talk about it for a little bit.
If You Want to Help
If you want to give me your opinions on your city, I am more than willing to interview you via Skype, on my dime of course.So contact me or let me know if you’re interested.
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From the land down under though I was born some place up over,
Mwangi
Tags: African immigrant, African immigration, African international student, International students, Melbourne
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