CQ trainer - Jeroen Jansen

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About me

I am a proud dad of an always curious explorer ever since. My father was the one that made me explore many cultures across the world, because of his global collaborations. My mom learned me to value the beauty of all different ways of cultural expressions.


My background as an allround trainer, in cultural psychology and as an intermediate with refugees, made me able to focus on the human dynamics within an intercultural relation. Meeting people, with their own stories, is still the most best part of the job.

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Applying cultural knowhow

Working for two decades with refugees with an ever changing cultural background made me able to act beyond cultural knowhow and respond to human dynamics. We all have a local conditioning which makes us able to deal with the situation we are in. No matter how hard that situation is.


The refugees I had met revealed a true human capacity to overcome local miscommunication and conflict. I discovered the impact of the cultural background in the way we experience the world around us. In many situations cultural bias interferes the relational process. Despite of all our best intentions.


Learn to listen to the diversity of perspectives, which make expectations fail. And discover the world around us.


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Participants describe me as being decent, well-mannered, modest, open minded, educated, sweet, sense of humour

Evaluated by staff of the Office for Foreigners Poland: 5,62-5,71 on a 6 point-scale (35p.)

Evaluated by asylum seekers on the intercultural training: 4,88-4,96 on a 5 point-scale (102p.) The methodology is used as a handbook for professional trainers today.