Addressing intercultural challenges in group training and individualized coaching

Do you train allophone groups and/or groups with a migratory background?

FLE/FLI teachers, HSP and HSP Socle trainers, and professionals responsible for supporting allophone people. This training leads you to question your cultural frame of reference and that of your learners, to question your practice and implement adapted strategies to meet the needs of your learners effectively.

Secure your learners' mobility experience

Finding out about exploratory, experiential and reflective activities around:

  • plurilingual communication
  • intercultural learning
  • challenges related to sustainable development during mobility

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Educational goals

  • Distinguishing the main intercultural trends and approaches, and integrating them into your professional practices;
  • Analyzing your transcultural experiences in light of your current daily practices
  • Taking into account the migratory journey in the learning and monitoring of learners;
  • Questioning your approach, your lessons and your practices according to the needs of the group of learners;
  • Applying effective intercultural communication strategies;
  • Identifying ambiguous or critical situations and putting them into perspective;
  • Recognizing and analyzing the most frequent communication problems, and using Margalit Cohen-Emerique's cultural shock analysis framework, in order to identify critical situations, in the context of training or individualized coaching;
  • Becoming familiar with the tools resulting from the methodology and expanding your professional toolbox.

Program

This training is composed of 6 training units

Unit 1 - The intercultural approach and components

1h30 in a group in person - 00h30 remotely | Assessment: MCQ

  • Sharing a common language around the concept of interculturality (transculturality, multiculturalism, etc.)
  • Identifying the place of interculturality in our professional practices

Unit 2 - Migration and learning paths

1h30 in a group in person - 00h30 remotely | Assessment: MCQ

  • Having some knowledge about migration paths
  • Identifying the phases of adaptation of the learner to a new environment
  • Knowing the potential implications of a migration process on learning skills

Unit 3 - Intercultural communication and intercomprehension strategies

3:00 in a group in person - 0:30 remotely | Assessment: Self-assessment grid

  • Identifying communication conventions in an intercultural situation
  • Discovering intercomprehension and knowing how to put in place facilitating communication strategies
  • Discovering the communication square and knowing how to apply it to an intercultural context (Schulz Von Thun)
  • Analyzing cross-cultural critical incidents and applying the tools
  • Designing training, animation and/or support situations with the public by applying the tools

Unit 4 - Ethnocentrism and frame of reference - Beliefs, prejudices, stereotypes

 3:00 in a group in person - 0:30 remotely | Assessment: Self-assessment grid

  • Recognizing a stereotype
  • Understanding the brain's information processing mechanisms
  • Analyzing the impacts of these biases on a daily basis and in the workplace

Unit 5 - Ambiguity and comfort zone: Analyzing individual and group reactions

2 hours in a group in person | Assessment: collective production

  • Discover the intercultural component “Tolerance to Ambiguity”
  • Leave your Comfort Zone
  • Identify and analyze the most frequent reactions to this ambiguity

Unit 6 - Analysis of professional practices using the critical incidents method (Cohen-Emerique) to adapt teaching to the context

3:00 in a group in person, 1 hour in a group remotely | Assessment: collective production

  • Being aware of your cultural frame of reference and the representations linked to other cultures
  • Developing your ability to empathize and interact with others
  • Being able to adapt your posture according to the context

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