Course description
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course was designed by theTrinity Centre for Global Intercultural Communicationsto provide participants with novel methods for successful intercultural collaboration, inclusive management and effective communications across cultures. With an applied focus, participants will learn about perspectives on intercultural collaboration through real case studies and apply these newly developed skills to their own work and contexts.
Upon successful completion, participants will be able to integrate equality, equity, diversity and inclusion perspectives into their work to enhance the intercultural performance of their projects, and they will be able to design an intercultural communication strategy. They will also use these new skills to improve their:
- Intercultural communication.
- Ethical decision-making.
- Multiplatform storytelling.
Suitability - Who should attend?
Who is this Course For?
People working in organisations and entrepreneurial projects with a culturally diverse staff and/or targeting global markets. Distance and international participants are welcome. The intercultural competences and specific skills provided by the CPD will support the performance of employees, leaders and entrepreneurs across all sectors, from manufacturing and services to the creative industries.
Training Course Content
What Topics will you Cover?
The six weeks of the course are organised into three parts:
Part 1
The first two weeks of this CPD will introduce relevant perspectives on cultural diversity and methods of localisation and multimedia storytelling for intercultural communication. The facilitators will use case studies to illustrate challenges and opportunities in the global workplace.
Part 2
In weeks three and four participants will have the opportunity of seeing how these perspectives and methods work on the ground through the analysis of empirical evidence and case studies from diverse African and Latin American countries that are key partners for Irish organisations and entrepreneurs.
Part 3
During the last two weeks of the course, participants will assess intercultural practices both at the individual level and in the workplace and they will design an intercultural communication strategy.
Course delivery details
Time, Date, and Place
The CPD will be delivered online, combining live-stream learning sessions on Thursday evenings from 6pm-8pm and pre-recorded lessons over the course of six weeks. Participants are encouraged to work independently for an additional four hours a week. Time commitment to complete this course is 36 hours.
Live classes will take place online on the following dates in 2024:April 11th, April 25th, May 2nd, May 9th, May 16th, May 23rd.
Continuous self-assessment and co-assessment will take place through a course progress page and consultation hours with the training facilitators.
Participants will receive a Certificate upon successful completion of the required exercises and maintaining a full attendance record of this CPD course.
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Expenses
Course Fees: €995
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