Question 1

What is the CNEP Intercultural Workshop?

Accepted Answer

The CNEP Intercultural Workshop is an interactive session that helps newcomers and service providers build skills for communicating across cultures, reducing misunderstandings, and creating more inclusive spaces in Canada.

Question 2

Who is this workshop for?

Accepted Answer

This session is ideal for newcomers, frontline staff, volunteers, employers, educators, and community leaders who work in diverse environments or support immigrant and refugee communities.

Question 3

Do I need any prior knowledge about intercultural communication?

Accepted Answer

No. The workshop is beginner‑friendly and uses real‑life examples, reflection questions, and group activities that work for all experience levels.

Question 4

What topics will be covered?

Accepted Answer

Topics may include culture and identity, common communication styles, hidden assumptions and bias, power and privilege, conflict across cultures, and practical tools for inclusive, trauma‑aware communication.

Question 5

Who is eligible to attend?

Accepted Answer

Anyone interested in building intercultural communication skills is welcome. Priority is given to newcomers (immigrants, refugees, international students, temporary residents) and people who work or volunteer with newcomer and equity‑deserving communities, including staff from community organization

Question 6

How long is the workshop?

Accepted Answer

The standard session is 2–3 hours, including short breaks, small‑group activities, and time for questions. Check the Eventbrite details for the exact length.

Question 7

Is the workshop in-person or online?

Accepted Answer

Delivery may be in‑person, online, or hybrid depending on the date and host partner. The location/Zoom link and access instructions are included in your Eventbrite confirmation email.

Question 8

What language is the workshop offered in?

Accepted Answer

The main language of delivery is English, with examples and supports geared to multilingual participants. Bilingual materials or French interpretation may be available for some sessions; see the event details.

Question 9

Is there a cost to attend?

Accepted Answer

Most CNEP intercultural workshops are free for newcomers and community partners, thanks to supporting organizations. If a small fee applies for a specific session, it will be clearly listed on Eventbrite.

Question 10

Will there be interpretation or accessibility supports?

Accepted Answer

If you need language support, captions, or any accessibility accommodation, please contact the organizer after registering so the team can do its best to support you.

Question 11

Will I receive a certificate?

Accepted Answer

Participants who attend the full session may receive a CNEP Certificate of Participation, which you can add to your learning portfolio or share with your employer or school.

Question 12

How do I register more than one person?

Accepted Answer

Each participant should register separately with their own name and email to ensure they receive reminders, materials, and any follow‑up resources.

Question 13

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

Bring something to take notes (paper or digital), your questions, and any real‑life scenarios you’d like to discuss. For online sessions, a stable internet connection and a headset are recommended.

Question 14

Can my organization host a CNEP intercultural workshop?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Organizations interested in hosting a tailored session for staff, volunteers, students, or clients can contact CNEP using the organizer link on this Eventbrite page for partnership options and dates.

Intercultural Training For Newcomers

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Join Our Intercultural Training for Newcomers Online!

It begins with Indigenous Nations, expands through waves of newcomers, and continues to evolve through the courage and contributions of those who call this land home.

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Canadian Newcomers Empowerment Program - CNEP

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