Intercultural Leadership Program for Asian Professionals

The ITT Intercultural Leadership Program (ILP) has been specifically developed for engineers, beta professionals and PhD and post-doc researchers from Asia working in the Netherlands.

The program helps Asian professionals working in the Netherlands to improve their communication and teamwork skills in order to prepare them for a leading position in a western working environment. The program has been developed through joint cooperation between the Europe China Institute of Nyenrode Business University and International Top Talent.

The program consists of five modules, taught in English, which explore different themes within a Dutch cultural context:
• Module 1: Recognizing cross-cultural differences
• Module 2: Communicating effectively in a Dutch organization
• Module 3: Working successfully in a team
• Module 4: Increasing your personal effectiveness
• Module 5: Composing a personal development plan

Also see:
> ITT Intercultural Leadership Program for Asian Professionals 2012 (PDF)
> Application form (PDF)

Please watch our video and listen to what the director of ECI, experienced trainer and previous participants say about this training program.

For more information about the 2012 program, contact our Project manager Evelien Bijl at +31 (0)647131213 or info @ internationaltoptalent.com.

Feedback from participants of ITT ILP 2011-2012

“The program provides systematic coaching in learning how to develop soft skills effectively. I particularly appreciated the communication skills and power and influence classes, and was impressed by the role play and group sessions. They were practical and eye-opening. The courses are among the most effective I have ever attended. It has definitely helped me in my professional career.’’ (Senior research engineer, VectorWise)

“From this training, I learned to communicate more effectively with my Dutch colleagues. These skills are really helpful in my career. I appreciate the support of the DPI and ITT.’’ (PhD candidate, Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at the Technical University, Eindhoven)