The official launch of the "Intercultural Awareness in Central and Eastern European Context" course will happen on 26th November at 12:00 CET (13:00 EET).
This comprehensive 30-hour course is designed to enhance intercultural competence, foster empathy, and promote inclusivity, with a specific focus on the Central and Eastern European (CEE) context. The course integrates theoretical insights, practical skills, and real-world applications to prepare participants for diverse career paths in education and business. Through engaging modules and dynamic learning materials, participants will gain tools to navigate multicultural environments effectively.
What's in it?
Our course is divided into 5 engaging modules, each offering a unique perspective:
1️⃣ Cultural Awareness – Explore the concept of culture, intercultural sensitivity, and dimensions of culture while reflecting on your own cultural background.
2️⃣ Effective Communication – Discover how to navigate social rules, recognize communication styles, and manage time across cultures.
3️⃣ Cross-Cultural Collaboration – Build tools for seamless cooperation in multicultural environments, focusing on educational and professional settings.
4️⃣ Stereotypes and Prejudices – Challenge biases and learn strategies to counter stereotypes and discrimination, particularly in the Central and Eastern European context.
5️⃣ Diversity – Reflect on power dynamics, intersectionality, and strategies to foster inclusion and critical thinking.
The Key Takeaways of the course:
- Cultural Competence: Develop a nuanced understanding of culture and intercultural dynamics.
- Practical Skills: Gain tools for effective communication and collaboration in diverse settings.
- Awareness and Empathy: Build sensitivity to cultural differences and the ability to foster inclusive environments.
It will be hosted on partners’ websites and the CAMINO platform, accessible to students and professionals interested in intercultural studies.
Let’s embrace diversity and create a more inclusive world together!
The course is developed within the framework of project CAMINO, with the leading partner University of Opole. Funded by the EU, CERV programme.