Immigration and Asylum Clinic

Evaluation Questionnaire

You are receiving this feedback questionnaire because you took part in the Immigration and Asylum Clinic with Warwick Law in the Community and Central England Law Centre. Thank you for volunteering. Your contribution has been greatly appreciated. We’re keen to know how you have found the experience and would be grateful if you would take a few minutes to let us know your thoughts.

Your feedback will help us to develop new projects and opportunities with our partners and ensure we continue to incorporate the knowledge, skills and experiences you are looking for as part of your legal studies.

We’d like to know what led you to volunteer, how the recruitment and clinic experience was for you, your thoughts on the Immigration and Asylum Clinic, and how the experience will help you in your career choices going forward.

Section 1 - Application process

What made you decide to volunteer for the Immigration and Asylum Clinic?

Please select the rating which best reflects your view

Definitely agree

Mostly agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Mostly disagree

Definitely disagree

Not applicable

The application process was simple and easy

Is there anything that would have improved the application and recruitment experience?

Section 2 – The Immigration and Asylum Clinic

How much time did you commit to the clinic?

Please estimate the average time you spent each week (in hours)

Was this:

Too much

About right

Not enough

Hours per week

Section 3 - Your development

For each statement please indicate which option best reflects your Immigration and Asylum (I&A) Clinic experience as a whole

statement

Definitely agree

Mostly agree

Neither agree nor disagree

Mostly disagree

Definitely disagree

Not applicable

Supervisors are good at explaining things clearly

Supervisors have made the I&A Clinic experience interesting

Supervisors are enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the area of law they are supervising

The experience has been useful in developing my legal skills

The training offered as part of the Clinic was useful and enhanced my learning

The I&A Clinic experience was well organised and ran smoothly

Supervisors responded to any questions I had promptly

The work was pitched at the right level for my skills and experience

The experience has helped me to present myself with confidence

My communication skills have improved

I am satisfied with my I&A Clinic experience

I would recommend taking part in the Immigration and Asylum Clinic to other students

Section 4 - Overall

How has your involvement helped you develop skills which will assist in your future studies and/ or career?

How has your participation enhanced your knowledge and understanding of public law and social justice?

What did you learn from the experience? (Think about what went well, what was most challenging and if there is anything you would do differently)

Looking back on your clinic experience, are there any particular aspects that you’d like to highlight?

Surveys will be treated as anonymous; however if you wish to include your contact details please do so below:

Full name

Degree

Year

Thank you very much for completing this survey and assisting us in developing the opportunities we offer through Warwick LinC.

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