Intercultural Skills
Thrive in multicultural working environments. To be successful in the 21st century workplace, the ability to communicate and behave appropriately with people from other cultural backgrounds has become an asset. In this interactive workshop participants will explore to what extent and how culture influences interpretations of the world, what to expect from a manager, how to communicate, make decisions, approaches to work and deadlines, and much more.
Description
Excel in multicultural working environments
Our workplaces are fast becoming more diverse and multicultural. To be successful in the 21st century workplace, the ability to communicate and behave appropriately with people from other cultural backgrounds has become an asset. In this interactive workshop participants will explore to what extent and how culture influences interpretations of the world, what to expect from a manager, how to communicate, make decisions, approaches to work and deadlines, and much more. The focus will not only touch on national cultures, but also layers of culture such as academic disciplines, gender, and generation. Participants will also practice different behaviors like communication styles and learn strategies to be more effective in a diverse and multicultural team and workplace.
About the Facilitator
Pauline Vromans is an intercultural trainer who mostly works with expatriates on how they can be more successful on their international assignments. She also lectures at the Amsterdam Business School of the University of Amsterdam, working with students from many different cultural backgrounds. In the last fifteen years, she has lived and worked/studied in the Netherlands, Mexico, Costa Rica, Australia and the USA. Pauline holds a MSc. in Human Resource Studies with a minor in communication from Tilburg University, as well as a MSc. in Culture, Organization and Management from
the Vrije University, Amsterdam. She researched and published on expatriate adjustment to culturally similar and dissimilar countries and the role of expectations herein. Her research in Costa Rica examined the opportunities and challenges that local versus foreign entrepreneurs face in a developing tourism destination. She is currently pursuing a PhD with a focus on intercultural competence development.
Additional information
| Cancellation Policy | SciLink Foundation is looking forward to your attendance. We keep our classes to a limited size to maximise your learning potential. However, we also recognise that outside factors can affect your ability to participate in our courses. To cancel your booking, our cancellation policy is outlined as follows: To cancel your booking, please contact our office via email at [email protected]. SciLink Foundation reserves the right to cancel courses based on minimum attendance requirements, or other unforeseen reasons (e.g. sickness of the instructor). In the unlikely event that we need to cancel an event, we will make every effort to support participants with information prior to the course commencement. Participants will have the choice between credit towards the next available course, or a full refund minus booking fees. SciLink Foundation accepts no liability for costs incurred, including but not limited to, accommodation expenses, travel expenses and travel insurances. |
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Event Details
Start time: 09:00 CEST
End time: 17:00 CEST
Venue: Online - Zoom
Email: [email protected]
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