Skill pathway
Cross-cultural Communication
Communication
Cross-cultural Communication is one of the skills Australian employers list in job ads we track. Below is the free training that builds it and the work it leads to.
Why employers ask for Cross-cultural Communication
Cross-cultural Communication shows up in the skill requirements for 7 of the Australian careers we track, including Other Information and Organisation Professionals, Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Special Education Teachers. 1 of the job listings currently on SkillHarbour name it as a requirement.
Where to learn Cross-cultural Communication
Start here (beginner)
Nationally Recognised Training
Course in Facilitating Bilingual Community Programs
Dubai College of Tourism
Cross-Cultural Communication in the Hospitality Sector
STARWEAVER
Executive Communication & Data Leadership
Alex Genadinik
DEI: Diversity And Inclusion In The Workplace
Careers that use Cross-cultural Communication
Other Information and Organisation Professionals
$114k · needed at level 3 of 5
Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
$123k · needed at level 2 of 5
Special Education Teachers
$112k · needed at level 2 of 5
Social Professionals
$110k · needed at level 3 of 5
Indigenous Health Workers
$76k · needed at level 2 of 5
Education Aides
$70k · needed at level 2 of 5
Funeral Workers
Not published · needed at level 2 of 5