Intercultural training & team development

Intercultural differences often present major challenges in teamwork.

However, individual perspective and approach can amplify results with solid intercultural teamwork.

Intercultural training

What is it?

In 4 to 6 days, an intercultural team is put together, adopting common rules for cooperation. Communication develops organically, saving time and money. Certain parts of the classroom training can be replaced by e-learning units.

How does it work?

In a bi-national team, it’s best to carry out mono-cultural training first, for a more complete understanding of each other’s national culture. Here stereotypes can be explored to open up discussions. After a reasonable time – usually after 3 to 4 weeks – all team members are gathered together. Now they are not speaking to each other, but with each other. The team reflects on what they have learned and what common rules they have worked out for ideal future cooperation. This approach also works for multi-cultural teams.

If necessary – for example, if travel expenses are an issue – it is possible to replace the mono-cultural training with e-learning units.

Who is this for?

All international teams, wherever they may gather!

Benefit from our combination of cross-cultural training and online offerings in intercultural training (Cross Cultural Training) for more than 140 destination countries!

Globiana offers the full range of cross-cultural presence at events: individual training, group training, mobile training, and moderation – everything is designed and tailored by us for you. We make your issues and country our first priority. We look at what you need in international interaction and create a program. During the training, we adapt flexibly to emerging issues, as needed.

We make sure that you learn what you need and have fun doing it. Our program’s sustainability increases because you can implement the knowledge immediately and make concrete plans for integration into everyday life.

Methodology

“Death by powerpoint?” – Not with us. We use a variety of methods and media in our training. We tailor an appropriate mix of knowledge, experimentation, reflection, training and application to your workday.

  • We provide answers through short presentations, mini-lectures, texts, and films
  • We promote empathy and understanding through simulations, exercises, case studies, and role playing
  • We encourage reflection through case studies, and case management
  • We find solutions by applying the the teachings to your situation, and facilitate development of roadmaps and checklists
  • We support capacity building through coaching methods or a personality model
  • We are working on sustainable change through daily and practical support of our intercultural online platform as well as the associated training support measures

Country experts

Our trainer and consultant pool consists of over 350 multi-lingual experts from home and abroad with different country-specific, thematic and financial expertise. Each expert brings his or her own, lasting international experience, excellent knowledge of appropriate mediation methods and knowledge of current research.

The management of our pool of experts is one of our most important duties – and we pay attention to audible quality. We have developed a specially-developed coach navigator. In this way we ensure that we find the right expert for your concerns. We rely on facts and intuition to determine who we use!

In the field of intercultural training, we offer the following:

  • Executive briefing
  • Individual training
  • Group training
  • Presentation skills

Workshops & training

You are ready to launch a new marketing strategy in a new country. Now what?

Ideally, you consult an intercultural expert so that together you can develop a marketing strategy. With the support of our experts, offering workshops in certain subjects can help a team develop an inter-culturally appropriate strategy.

Typical workshop topics include:

  • Marketing
  • Virtual Team Communication
  • Personnel selection
  • Receiving international guests and delegations
  • Quality assurance
  • International Occupational Safety
  • Linguistic competence
  • Patient management

Depending on requirements, most of our workshop topics are of course available as a short Executive Briefing or custom virtual consulting. Contact us!

Intercultural mediation

When is mediation necessary?

When a problematic situation with employees of different cultures is clarified, cooperation flourishes.

How?

Through interculturally adapted mediation methods, cooperation becomes again a co-operation. Interests and needs are separated and systems are integrated, with our intercultural mediators help along the way.

Who is it for?

People of different cultures who are blocked by conflicts.

Intercultural training

What is it?

In 4 to 6 days, an intercultural team is put together, adopting common rules for cooperation. Communication develops organically, saving time and money. Certain parts of the classroom training can be replaced by e-learning units.

How does it work?

In a bi-national team, it’s best to carry out mono-cultural training first, for a more complete understanding of each other’s national culture. Here stereotypes can be explored to open up discussions. After a reasonable time – usually after 3 to 4 weeks – all team members are gathered together. Now they are not speaking to each other, but with each other. The team reflects on what they have learned and what common rules they have worked out for ideal future cooperation. This approach also works for multi-cultural teams.

If necessary – for example, if travel expenses are an issue – it is possible to replace the mono-cultural training with e-learning units.

Who is this for?

All international teams, wherever they may gather!

Benefit from our combination of cross-cultural training and online offerings in intercultural training (Cross Cultural Training) for more than 140 destination countries!

Globiana offers the full range of cross-cultural presence at events: individual training, group training, mobile training, and moderation – everything is designed and tailored by us for you. We make your issues and country our first priority. We look at what you need in international interaction and create a program. During the training, we adapt flexibly to emerging issues, as needed.

We make sure that you learn what you need and have fun doing it. Our program’s sustainability increases because you can implement the knowledge immediately and make concrete plans for integration into everyday life.

Methodology

“Death by powerpoint?” – Not with us. We use a variety of methods and media in our training. We tailor an appropriate mix of knowledge, experimentation, reflection, training and application to your workday.

  • We provide answers through short presentations, mini-lectures, texts, and films
  • We promote empathy and understanding through simulations, exercises, case studies, and role playing
  • We encourage reflection through case studies, and case management
  • We find solutions by applying the the teachings to your situation, and facilitate development of roadmaps and checklists
  • We support capacity building through coaching methods or a personality model
  • We are working on sustainable change through daily and practical support of our intercultural online platform as well as the associated training support measures

Country experts

Our trainer and consultant pool consists of over 350 multi-lingual experts from home and abroad with different country-specific, thematic and financial expertise. Each expert brings his or her own, lasting international experience, excellent knowledge of appropriate mediation methods and knowledge of current research.

The management of our pool of experts is one of our most important duties – and we pay attention to audible quality. We have developed a special coach navigator so we can ensure that we find the right expert for your concerns. We rely on facts and intuition to determine who we use!

In the field of intercultural training, we offer the following:

  • Executive briefing
  • Individual training
  • Group training
  • Presentation skills