Have you experienced cultural differences, making communication difficult?
Is the conversation hampered by your perceptions of the situation?
Can prejudices interfere with professionalism?

Have you experienced these issues, the course ‘ Intercultural Communication ‘ gives you useful knowledge to help you in your daily work .

WHAT DO WE COVER?

 

After attending the course:

• You will have greater confidence to communicate across different cultures and will have gained knowledge about the importance of culture in communication.
• You will learn questioning techniques and techniques of active listening in a cultural context that will enhance your cultural awareness – and self-discovery.

COURSE CONTENT

• Culture and Communication – what is it? Theory and practice.
• What is the connection between culture and communication ? – How  can cultural differences inhibit your communication?
• Is the study of other cultures useless?
• ‘ Them ‘ – who are they? Where do we get our knowledge and stereotypes from?
• How different cultures view status, hierarchy and authority?
• Intercultural communication – what and how?

WHERE & WHEN

2 full days in Copenhagen

 

SIGN UP NOW

Send an email to Anne Lindhardt at al@kommunikationogkultur.dk – with the subject ‘ Intercultural Communication ‘. You will then receive confirmation by return.

PRICE 

11.500 , – DKr. price excludes VAT and catering. Including materials.
Limited spaces available.

CONSULTANTS

Anne Lindhardt

MA in Psychology, Teacher Education and Chinese.
Senior Communications Adviser in effective communication across cultures .
Communications Consultant with many Danish and international companies.
Kommunikation & Kultur Director and Head Consultant.

 Read more at linkedin.com/in/annelindhardt

 

Tina Wilchen

MA in Political Anthropology.

Works with cultural understanding, human interaction and produces reports on cultural analysis for ministries, companies and research institutions.

Fieldwork in Beirut and a Lecturing position in “The Middle East and North Africa” at the University of Copenhagen.
Director of Human Culture.

Currently completing a PhD in Anthropology and gang behaviour.

Read more at http://www.linkedin.com/pub/tina-wilchen-christensen/

Read more on www.humanculture.dk