Ellie Posted November 29, 2022 Report Share Posted November 29, 2022 Mexican Manners Program: Education Program Instructor: Alfredo Pérez Regular price: $650.00 LCS member price: $500.00 Course Date: Wednesday, Jan 11 Course Time: 10:00 - 1:00 pm Location: Sala Min/Max Students required: 4/30 Enroll before: Dec 27 This is a 1-session class There are no refunds unless LCS cancels it. Description Cultural shock is a normal part of life when we move to another country whose habits are different, we must observe and learn the local rules of urbanity, what body language issues are appropriate, and which are not. Why the behavior of the inhabitants of the new place is different? What do local people expect from me as a unique inhabitant of the area? What phrases should I use and at what times? What should I understand about the time structure of the local people so different from mine? We will share with you more about the Mexicans' mindset throughout history to understand why we are as we do in our present. In addition to other data that has been asked over time that can answer many questions about things that happen so commonly. We intend to help you understand these essential questions for real and adequate coexistence with your new neighbors. Another way to know Mexico. You will be given a handout so you can make specific notes during the class. The topics in the class are: General information on the regions in Mexico. How the language shows part of the ideology and logic of Mexicans. Why Mexicans don’t say “no” and how to live with it. What’s polite and what’s not. Body signs, what they mean, and how to use/interpret them. Mexican time. Greetings. Proximity/Personal space. Basics of tipping. Funerals and more. About our instructor Alfredo is the current educational director of LCS. He has served as a university professor, and undergraduate coordinator and has taught courses throughout the state. He has been an entrepreneur with his own business in Guadalajara. He believes in education as a means of social improvement. His experiences as a Mexican have spanned more than 40 years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.