The document contains feedback from 4 students about a Cross-Cultural Awareness module they completed. Student 1 found the course equipped them well to collaborate with colleagues and serve diverse customers. Student 2 learned about cultural differences in formality and avoiding offense, and enjoyed learning greetings in six languages. Student 3 found learning about cross-cultural communication through video analysis most practical. Student 4 appreciated the tutors' feedback and discussion of cultural sensitivity.
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The document contains feedback from 4 students about a Cross-Cultural Awareness module they completed. Student 1 found the course equipped them well to collaborate with colleagues and serve diverse customers. Student 2 learned about cultural differences in formality and avoiding offense, and enjoyed learning greetings in six languages. Student 3 found learning about cross-cultural communication through video analysis most practical. Student 4 appreciated the tutors' feedback and discussion of cultural sensitivity.
The document contains feedback from 4 students about a Cross-Cultural Awareness module they completed. Student 1 found the course equipped them well to collaborate with colleagues and serve diverse customers. Student 2 learned about cultural differences in formality and avoiding offense, and enjoyed learning greetings in six languages. Student 3 found learning about cross-cultural communication through video analysis most practical. Student 4 appreciated the tutors' feedback and discussion of cultural sensitivity.
Student 1 Feedback: I recently completed the Cross-Cultural Awareness
module (HC2.2), which is a mandatory part of the Hotel and Catering Level curriculum. This course has excellently equipped me to collaborate effectively with colleagues and serve diverse customers.
Student 2 Feedback: I want to highlight Unit Student 3 Feedback: Student 4 Feedback:
AS, HC2.2, which addressed Cross-cultural HC2.2's most practical aspect was Unit B on The Cross-Cultural misunderstandings. It made me realize the Cross-cultural communication. Video Awareness module had significance of formality in different cultures analysis, guided by Ms. Mackay, unveiled excellent tutors who offered and the importance of avoiding offense. On a the significance of non-verbal cues. While the active listening workshops introduced constructive feedback and positive note, I've learned greetings and new ideas, I sought more practice in sensitively addressed our basic terms in six languages, which was surprisingly enjoyable and boosted my effective questioning techniques, such as behavior's potential negative confidence in using them. reflective questions and paraphrasing. impact.