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Anglais - UK culture & working with british people - B1.1
Intra-company training
Who is the training for?
All public
Level reached
CEFRL - Level B1
Duration
At the client's discretion
Language(s) of service
EN
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Goals
Pourquoi est-il important de comprendre la culture britannique pour mieux s’exprimer dans la langue de Shakespeare?
Parce que votre identité culturelle détermine le style et le registre que vous utilisez lorsque vous parlez la lingua franca mondiale.
Parce qu’il est vital de savoir apprécier ce qui se cache derrière les différences culturelles les plus évidentes pour une communication plus efficace.
Contents
Animé par un intervenant britannique, ce cours est organisé sur le mode des tables de discussion avec:
un réel échange d’idées
des débats constructifs
des témoignages des participants
des anecdotes relatées par le formateur chargé du cours
des extraits visuels et audio authentiques
Organization contact details
Bernard Van Dulmen Krumpelman
contact@caplangues.lu
+352 24 84 52 1
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