- 1 in 4 Australian residents, 30% of business proprietors in Australia and around 2 million overseas visitors to Australia come from non-English speaking backgrounds.
- 33% of Sydney and Melbourne residents speak a language other than English at home.
- This translates into around 8 million people in the non-English speaking market in Australia.
It is clear that communicating successfully to non-English speaking communities represents a significant strategy for any business and government body! We offer you two of our popular cultural workshops:
1. Cultural Harmony in the Workplace (Wednesday 7 September 2011)
Are you operating in a workplace that includes people from different ethnic backgrounds? Do you find it difficult to keep your workplace in harmony?
Our dynamic half-day cross-cultural workshop will enhance your communication skills, and help you work effectively with your multicultural colleagues and clients.
Cultural Harmony in the Workplace will cover:- Working with colleagues and clients from different cultural backgrounds
- How to motivate team members with consideration of their cultural backgrounds
- Strategies to overcome barriers to communication among the multicultural workforces
2. Successful Multicultural Research (Wednesday 31 August 2011)
Do you manage a multicultural market or social research? Do you find it difficult to achieve successful outcomes when working with ethnic audiences?
Our dynamic half-day cross-cultural workshop will enhance your understanding of organising multicultural research, and help you effectively manage your multicultural stakeholders and contractors.
The Successful Multicultural Research workshop will cover:
- Target audience
- Culturally sensitive research instruments
- Multilingual target audience and fieldworkers
- Reporting with a multicultural perspective
- Budgeting
Testimonials for MMM workshops
"I found Multicultural Marketing and Management's workshop very useful. I gained a lot of knowledge that will lead to better business relationships. The presenter's knowledge was very thorough." - Jimmy Minassian, Coca-Cola Amatil
"The workshop opened my eyes to a wide range of options. It was very useful, and the presenter's knowledge was wide ranging" - Peter Austen, Jenolan Caves Trust
Details of the MMM workshop
Time: 11 am – 2.30 pm
Venue: Rhodes Phoenix Chinese Restaurant, Level 5, Rhodes Shopping Centre, Rhodes, NSW
Cost: $198 per person per workshop
All prices are inclusive of GST, a light lunch, handouts, and certificate of completion.
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