Interkulturelles Training Fit for Germany

The German economy is highly international and becoming more and more so. Impats in Germany have to deal with the stress of adjusting to life in a new environment – and German culture does not always make it easy to feel welcome here. This training provides valuable insights into German business culture as well as a look behind the often perceived hard German exterior.

Training Objectives

• Target Group

  Foreign executives and employees who

  • work and live in Germany
  • have accompanying spouses
  • cooperate with German business partners/colleagues
  • regularly travel to Germany on business
• Objectives
  • gaining insight into the dynamics of intercultural cooperation
  • comprehending German culture and how it influences mindset and communication patterns
  • learning basic facts about German society
  • developing strategies for successful contact with German business partners and colleagues
  • understanding everyday life in Germany

Our Training

• Training Details
  • Duration:
    • The training will be held online on one day.
    • At the customer's request, the online training can be divided into two half days.
    • Alternatively, the training courses can also be held on one day as face-to-face events with a minimum of three participants.
  • Conference venue:
    • Online
    • Alternatively in presence at Carl Duisberg Centren gemeinnützige GmbH, Hansaring 49–51, 50670 Cologne
  • Price:
    • The price for an online or in-house seminar per person is € 970 (lunch and beverages included in the price for in-house seminars).
    • A second participant from the same company receives a discount of 50 €.
• Methods

  This seminar will provide you with practical applications. We employ case studies, role-plays, discussions, individual and group assignments and other interactive methods.

Trainer

Katrin Ehrhardt de Carrión studied Intercultural Communication and French Cultural Sciences in Saarbrücken and Québec, Canada. She further developed her fascination for different cultures in various stays in Sweden, France and Peru. After a couple of years in an international student exchange program, she joined the department for intercultural training in 2012. She is a certified intercultural trainer and expert for diversity, equity and inclusion. She lives in a bicultural family.