International Career

Globally-minded people are sought by many companies that expand across borders as a means of growth. Be responsive to a quickly changing global job market. Position yourself as a compelling candidate of choice. Open the door to future jobs in specific countries and make the right decisions for an exciting global future.

Whether you are graduating, looking for a career change, or have just arrived in a new country – developing your global business skills increases your career options.

Talk To A Career Coach

International Career Coaching at crossculture2go covers the process of developing your talents, your global mindset and your skills, establishing your professional goals and advancing along a chosen career path towards promising jobs abroad or within a global company. With the support of a dedicated career coach, you will achieve a lot more than on your own.

Select your target country, preferred language and the topic “career development” so that we can show you profiles of matching career coaches. Choose your favourite coach and book your first session at a convenient time.

  • Unlock your global career potential

  • Find a job in a new country

  • Find the right country for your career

  • Step up to a more global role

  • Shape your career path

  • Step off the treadmill and focus on a more exciting future

  • Develop a set of global business skills

  • Learn how to communicate your unique value to employers

  • Understand the social codes in a new country

  • Find out what local employers expect

  • Learn about the local way of job hunting

International Career Knowledge

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Starting A New Job Abroad - 5 Things To Keep In Mind

What can you do to make things easier for yourself, when starting a new job, building a new life abroad?

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New Workplace Abroad: 5 Things To Check Out And Learn

Getting used to a new work environment is always a challenge, and if it is in a foreign country, it’s certainly something you want to be prepared for.

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4 Tips How To Strengthen Your Cultural Fluency

Cultural fluency is feeling at home in the given context of a culture. Are culturally fluent already?

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The 4 Stages Of Culture Shock - Have You Experienced Them?

If we want to fully understand culture shock – and how to cope with it in a healthy way – we have to look beneath the surface.

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5 Ways Living And Working Abroad Changes You

Spending time away from your home country changes you. And these changes come on many levels, from skills to personality traits even.

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Learning How To Cope With Risks Abroad

The recent corona virus threats once again show expats that they have to learn how to deal with potential dangers, their personal perception of risk and a deep sense of insecurity.

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Language Learning And Cultural Competence - 4 Major Benefits

Language learning boosts cultural awareness, cultural intelligence, and cultural competence. The benefits are far more wide ranged than you think!

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Reverse Culture Shock - Some Tips To Help You Cope With It

Reverse culture shock isn’t such a well-known term, but that doesn’t mean people don’t experience it often.

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