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Kickstarter for Staff

What does it mean to view the world through the lens of other people? What’s the value in communicating across cultures, communities, identities and disciplines? 

The Staff Kickstarter takes less time (roughly 1 hour) to complete and contains information specific to King’s Staff. Once you complete the Kickstarter, you will have the option to join the Staff Cultural Competency Champions Network. As a member, you will receive a special Cultural Competency email signature banner as well as invitations to events and access to resources and support that will help you champion Cultural Competency at King's.  

Enrol in the Cultural Competency Staff Kickstarter on KEATS (King’s log in required). 

Cultural Competency Programme for Staff

Accelerate your journey at King’s with this in-depth Cultural Competency Programme for Staff. This 8-hour asynchronous e-learning module is co-created in consultation and collaboration with staff from across King’s. It features eight comprehensive thematic units, exploring topics, such as identity and positionality, power and hierarchy; language and communication; inclusive environment, mental health leadership and management.  

The eight hours of learning is divided into three stages. Completing Stage 1 will earn you a Bronze certificate, Stage 2 a Silver certificate and Stage 3 (all units) a Gold certificate.  

King’s staff with a Bronze award can join the King’s Cultural Competency Championship scheme and become a member of the King’s Cultural Competency Co-creation Group (known as the 4C group), a network for developing cultural competency education and research.  

Please check out our Co-create page for further information about the 4C group and how to get involved. 

Enrol in the CC Programme for Staff on KEATS (King’s log in required). 

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Develop the Cultural Competency Unit collaboratively alongside students and staff at King's.

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