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We are going to look at what IS and IS NOT intercultural communication. Our main focus for this section of the course is "intercultural communication competence".
First, with a partner, make a short list for each of these categories:
1) Intercultural communication is:
2) Intercultural communication is not:
3) Intercultural communication competence is characterized by:
Make the most of your time!
Get ready!
Warm up
Some variables
Step 3
CVs
Step 5
Content
CONTENT
- Include only relevant information
- Lay out clearly
STYLE
STYLE
- No decoration
- Clear font, minimum 10 point
OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES
- Choose a start to your CV that best represents yourself and the job you're applying for
- You will need to compose a new CV for each different job you apply for
Coverletters
Step 6
It's a letter!
The letter
- Respond to the posting
- Promote yourself
- What can you do for the company and what can the company do for you?
K.I.S.S.
Absolutely NO decoration
Composition is crucial!
Language matters
Use correct vocabulary and phrasing
http://en.bab.la/phrases/application/
In practice
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For your amusement (or torture?) we're going to look at some different examples of good and bad CVs.
Why do we travel?
Why do we move?
Step 2
Some people go abroad for a short time, some for a long time.
Some go because they want to, some don't want to but they have to.
Some people want to return home, and out of those some can and some can't.
Some people are happy with their choice and some are not so pleased.
Can you think of some examples for each of the people mentioned above?
https://euobserver.com/education/139735
Africa
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