Course details
This workshop is designed to prepare students and professionals who are planning to venture into the vast China market. It also provides a better understanding of cultural differences between China and Singapore, and prepares participants for easier assimilation into China's social and cultural landscape.
For Whom
- Managers, executives, and fresh graduates who are planning to work in China or with China counterpart
- Enterprises who are exploring business opportunities in China
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Course details
This workshop is designed to prepare students and professionals who are planning to venture into the vast China market. It also provides a better understanding of cultural differences between China and Singapore, and prepares participants for easier assimilation into China's social and cultural landscape.
For Whom
- Managers, executives, and fresh graduates who are planning to work in China or with China counterpart
- Enterprises who are exploring business opportunities in China
- Inpiduals who wish to understand the Chinese culture, China's economic, social and cultural development
Course Outline
Day 1
- Geographic overview of China and its regional differences Recent China history, the legacy of the Cultural Revolution and China's next leap forward
- Relationship between the Central Government and local district governments
- Government economic policies and implications to the man in the street
- The different strata of Chinese society and the growing middle- class
- Socio-economic issues faced by China and her people today
Day 2
- Assimilation into Chinese culture, and adjusting to life in China Understanding China "officialdom", and dealing with Chinese government officials
- The Chinese business environment and understanding the 'Lao Ban' culture
- Doing business with the mainland Chinese Resources for the expatriates in China - business networking, making friends, building a support base, action groups, consumer services, etc
- Role-play section where participants get to practice elements of Chinese etiquette and negotiation
Award
Participants who have attained at least 75% attendance will be awarded with a Certificate of Attendance by the Institute.
Updated on 08 November, 2015 - Read LessAbout Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute Of Business
The Institute caters to the learning and development needs of a wide variety of trainees and students, including industry/company leaders, senior managers and working professionals, both local and international. The programmes offered can be broadly classified under business studies, language & culture studies, skills training and customised programmes. Being a wholly owned subsidiary of SCCCI, most of our programmes are run in Mandarin, to cater to the needs of SMEs and the Chinese business community.
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