IMMIGRANT WORKERS TO THE UK

About the Book

An immigrant worker herself, the author gives an open and honest recount of her journey from the Caribbean to the UK. It’s a vivid portrayal of how she navigates different hurdles which essentially could have caused devastation in her career and permanent setbacks. Through the utilization of tested and tried strategies she gained her breakthrough to professional advancement and launches herself as an entrepreneur. It’s an easy enjoyable read capturing best practices and sharing insights on pitfalls to avoid as immigrant workers to a first world country. It’s a must have handbook for any professional who have already taken the plunge of migrating or thinking about migrating to the UK or to any first world country-for recruitment agencies, policy-makers, decision-makers, team managers so as to better understand the plight of the people they work with, govern or manage, in order to better communication and enhance the team building process.

About the Author

Jenice Revers a seasoned professional who started her career in the Jamaican classroom as a qualified teacher. She later discovered her passion for working with children and families outside of the classroom setting-in the local community so gained qualification as a social worker at the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica. Her service to her country, to children and families in particular spans over a decade. Prior to migrating to the UK in 2007 she served as lecturer on contract to the National Youth Service Jamaica, classroom teacher and school counselor in a number of volatile and under developed areas in the island. Overcoming great obstacles she has successfully practiced in a number of children and families teams in the UK and is currently contracting as an Independent Social Worker. Her burning passion is to work in the Motivation and Self Development Industry, hence, serving as Life Coach and developing various self help materials for people navigating various life experiences. She is married with three lovely children.