Tag Archive for: Language
October 2017 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsThe Language and Diplomacy course offered by Diplo covers essential skills for diplomats, including negotiation and public speaking. Miruza Mohamed from the Maldives Ministry of Environment and Energy found the course beneficial for diplomatic communication. Alongside Language and Diplomacy, Diplo also offers four other online courses starting October 9, 2017. Partial scholarships are available for applicants from developing countries. The courses require ten weeks of part-time study, with around seven to ten hours per week. Participants engage in online discussions, self-assessment quizzes, and group tasks. To apply or learn more, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
Workshop: Intercultural communication essentials
Alumni Training and workshops Intercultural communication EventsThe workshop on intercultural communication essentials aims to prevent misunderstandings by promoting awareness of diversity in communication styles and cultural differences. Dr. Biljana Scott, an experienced linguist, will conduct the workshop that emphasizes active participation and practical exercises. The event is free and offers a certificate upon completion. It will take place over two evenings in Belgrade, Serbia, with limited availability on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants will gain valuable insights applicable to all languages.
October 2018 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsThe Language and Diplomacy course offered by Diplo covers essential skills for diplomats like negotiating and public speaking. The course supported by the government of Malta provides partial scholarships for applicants from developing countries to attend online courses in 2018. The deadline for applications is September 3, 2018. The course requires around seven to ten hours per week for ten weeks of part-time study. Courses cover various diplomatic topics and offer interactive online learning. For more information and to apply, visit Diplo's courses website or contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
Workshop on public speaking
Alumni Training and workshops Language (and) diplomacy EventsA workshop on public speaking will cover communication basics, delivery skills, feedback, and presentation styles. It includes hands-on activities and requires active participation. The facilitator is a public speaking coach specializing in training for non-native English speakers. The workshop will be held on April 21st and 22nd in Belgrade, Serbia, with limited spots available. Contact Andrej Škrinjarić for more information.
Implicit communication in the digital era
Panels and conferences Language (and) diplomacy EventsDigital communication channels impact communication and diplomacy, leading to increased ambiguity and potential misunderstandings. The dangers of miscommunication have been highlighted in recent political events, such as President Trump's use of Twitter. Dr. Biljana Scott will lead a discussion on implicit communication in the digital era, exploring where misunderstandings may arise and how to mitigate them. Interested individuals can also participate in a workshop on Diplomacy and the Power of the Unsaid. Dr. Scott's expertise lies in the impact of language on our perceptions and actions, particularly in areas like political rhetoric and public diplomacy.
Workshop: Diplomacy and the power of the unsaid
Alumni Training and workshops Language (and) diplomacy EventsA 1.5-day workshop on diplomacy and implicit communication, focusing on the power of the unsaid, will take place on March 29-30, 2017, in Geneva. Led by linguist Biljana Scott, the session will cover topics like ambiguity, indirectness, and presuppositions. Participants will engage in exercises and a talk simulation. The workshop is free but has limited spaces, validated upon confirmation. Interested individuals can join a related event on implicit communication in the digital era on March 30. For more details, contact barbarar@diplomacy.edu.
[WebDebate] Diplomats as Writers: Marrying the arts and diplomacy
WebDebates EventsThe WebDebate in March will delve into the intersection of diplomacy and literature, focusing on diplomats as writers. It aims to highlight the contributions diplomats make to cultural heritage through literature, exploring the blending of art and diplomacy. The discussion will touch on the creativity involved in diplomacy, potential overlaps between poetic and diplomatic language, and lessons in diplomacy expressed through literature. The session will feature debates led by Dr. Biljana Scott and Ambassador Stefano Baldi, showcasing initiatives such as 'Through the Diplomatic Looking Glass' and 'Le Bicorne et la Plume'. Join the WebDebate on the 7th of March to explore this intriguing topic further.
Workshop on implicit communication
Alumni Training and workshops Language (and) diplomacy EventsThis workshop focuses on implicit communication, aiming to enhance the skills of opinion shapers in various fields. Led by Dr. Biljana Scott, it covers aspects like codes, connotations, and indirectness in language. Participants will engage in exercises, including a Hard Talk simulation, to cultivate persuasive and dialogic linguistic abilities. While conducted in English, the lessons are universally applicable, irrespective of linguistic background. The workshop, held in Belgrade, Serbia, will issue certificates to completion, emphasizing active participation due to limited availability.
Autumn 2014 online courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy EventsDiplo's autumn 2014 online courses offer a diverse range of topics, including Consular and Diaspora Diplomacy, Cybersecurity, Development Diplomacy, Economic Diplomacy, and Language and Diplomacy. These courses provide insights and tools to navigate the complexities of economic diplomacy, cybersecurity challenges, development cooperation, and effective language use in diplomatic contexts. Participants can learn from experienced professionals and enhance their diplomatic skills in these crucial areas.
[Webinar] Protocol and e-politeness for the Internet era
Webinars Diplomatic protocol and etiquette EventsA webinar by Dr Jovan Kurbalija delves into e-politeness and protocol in the Internet age. It explores changes brought by the Internet to diplomatic language, the relevance of traditional protocols, and the importance of cultural context in e-communication. The event, held in partnership with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has already closed its registration.
