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Cultural Competency and Diversity Training
251 students
Cultural Competency and Diversity Training
How to Become cross-cultural Trainer
Created byUzma Sharaf
Last updated 9/2022
English
What you'll learn
- Students will gain confidence and profound understanding regarding cultural issues.
- Students will learn about psychological misjudgment and cognitive biases.
- Students will learn categorization of different cultures that can be confusing.
- Students will learn to communicate effectively with confidence with diverse crowd.
- Students will be able to distinguish communication style cross-culturally.
- Multicultural awareness globally and in context of Islam.
- Demystifying Muslim culture
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Course content
8 sections • 58 lectures • 1h 26m total length
Requirements
- Keep an open mind and heart
- Be able to analyze personal biases and misconceptions
- Wish to improve civic engagement and create a pluralistic society
Description
Do you wish to be certified in social and interpersonal skills?
These are essential career development skills necessary for success in personal and professional life in the context of Islam. With growing Islamophobia in Western Societies, it is important to equip yourself with Cultural Competency Training. Cultural Competence is the ability to communicate effectively cross-culturally and to be able to understand others. Cultural Competency Training (CCT) involves being aware of oneself and different cultural practices. CCT encompasses awareness of personal views, world views, and biases.
To create a peaceful society, we need to improve our interpersonal skills and address hidden prejudice that leads to misunderstanding and hostile behavior. Those who suffer the consequences of ill behavior experience depression, anxiety, and discrimination, and it undermines their psychological well-being.
This course is designed for Educators, coaches, community leaders, counselors, and other helping professionals who are working with people globally.
The objective of the course is to provide;
Intercultural Education to teachers, leaders, and community activists,
The categorization of cultures can be confusing,
Cross-cultural practices,
Implementation of the training to create an inclusive classroom environment,
Promoting a culture of co-existence
To create a peaceful society, we need to improve our interpersonal skills, address hidden prejudice that leads
Who is this course for?
Educators who wish to create a culturally sensitive classroom.
The interfaith audience wishes to explore Muslims cross-culturally.
Those who are new to Islam and exploring Muslim culture globally.
Employees work globally with people of various ethnic backgrounds.
Those who wish to create a pluralistic society with mutual respect.
Who wishes to improve social engagement & interpersonal skills for career development?
Sociocultural Anthropology students who wish to explore the complexity of society.
Who this course is for:
- Graduate students interested in intercultural education.
- Interfaith audience, Community leaders, Outreach specialist and civic engagement.
- Educators who wish to create a culturally sensitive class environment.
- Those who wish to create a pluralistic society based on mutual respect.
- Who wish to explore unconscious biases.