How Culture Impacts Communication (KLplus CPE Course)

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Please Note: This course is provided by a third party and requires an extra step to obtain the CPE certificate. Upon completion of the course, download your course transcript and go to certificaterequest.skillsoft.com to request the certificate.

With so much business happening on a global scale, cross-cultural communication is more important than ever before. Communication is always a challenge, and when diverse cultures interact, good communication can be even more challenging.

In this course, you'll learn about the importance of achieving a proper mindset for cross-cultural communication. You'll explore aspects of cultures that affect how people communicate across cultural boundaries. You'll also learn considerations for speaking and writing in cross-cultural environments.

This course was developed with experts in the subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics (iianalytics.com).

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify perspectives that support cross-cultural communications
  • Define high- and low-context communication styles
  • Classify examples of communication styles as low context
  • Recognize strategies for effective communication in low-context cultures
  • Identify examples of communication styles as high-context
  • Recognize strategies for effective communication in high-context cultures
  • Communicate effectively in low- and high-context settings

Estimated Course Duration: 30 minutes (0.5 CPE)

Delivery Method: Online Self-Study

Field of Study: Communications and Marketing

Program Level: Basic

Advance Preparation/Prerequisites: None

 

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