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ejuline

Sep 16, 2009, 9:59 AM

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Workshop: "Understanding of life issues for expatriates living in Mexico based on the person-centere

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Goals:
- Know more about yourself and your needs as a expatriate such as the need of integration to the reality of living in a foreign country.
- Achieve an equilibrium between your need of adaptation to a different country and still be yourself with your background and your cultural differences.
- Being conscious of the reality you are living as an expatriate and accepting it

Place:
To be determined but somewhere in Guadalajara

When:
Every Saturday from September 12th to October 24th from 9 am to 12 pm (the schedule could change according the availability of the participants)

Pre-requisite:
Desire to get to know yourself better as an expatriate and person

Cost:
Free, including free donuts!!!

Note:
The workshop will be held in Spanish
(With French and English as needed)

More info:
Clara Duran
claradr@gmail.com
Cell phone: 333-576-3946

Rolly

Sep 16, 2009, 11:09 AM

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"The workshop will be held in Spanish"

Don't you think that may limit participation by your target audience?

Rolly

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ejuline

Sep 16, 2009, 11:52 AM

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Rolly,

Thanks for your reply. The woman hosting the workshop is a Spanish expat and although she speaks five languages, she wanted to try to get people that were comfortable with Spanish and not exclude non-English speakers. She has since decided that the mix of the participants will determine the main language used which will probably be English.

Ed

PamelaDelafield

Sep 22, 2009, 10:47 AM

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Well, I think someone who is holding a seminar for expats living in Mexico and is holding the seminar in Spanish, but might do it in other languages, tells me that I need to avoid that seminar. Who does she think the majority of expats are who are living in Mexico, Peruvians? I could change my mind if the donuts are Krispy Kremes but I'll be history as soon as the donuts are gone.