International Cultural Trainer (ICT): For many years I have been offering courses to expats from and to the US with respect to general cultural challenges professionals might face when working for their respective companies in the US or abroad. In these trainings (which I also offer tailor-made if requested) we discuss topics such as culture and culture shock, political and historical profile of the respective country, daily life and how to function in society practically (including spare time activities and sightseeing), opinion/stereotypes, core values, self-image, social interaction and public behavior, business interaction and etiquette, language aspects and communication in general, family, children, health care, school system (education), ethnic or racial issues, and religion |
I am used to working with ESL students with German as well as Romance-language background. Levels include from beginners through advanced learners in both individual and small class settings. Students as well as executives in the industry are welcome. |
I have been teaching German for almost 15 years in various venues: College, industrial settings, individual and classes. Business and technical German are additional fields I cover depending on your needs along with German grammar (from scratch to advanced), reading, listening, writing, and speaking skills. I offer Intercultural Training designed to help professionals in their respective business settings to better interact with their counterparts and become more efficient communicators according to their interlocutor's culture and background. |
Italian and German are my native languages. I have taught Italian for many years from the beginner to the advanced level. It is my goal to function as a catalyst for the most disparate students in honing their grammar, reading, speaking, listening, and reading skills. Along with pure training in language acquisition, I offer Intercultural Training designed to help professionals in their respective business settings to better interact with their counterparts and become more efficient communicators according to their interlocutor's culture and background. |