How to Help Participants Navigate Culture Shock

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How to Help Participants Navigate Culture Shock

Always Fete the Little Victories

Conduct Pre Departure Orientation Programs

Connect the participants with Mental Health Resources

Create Sustainable Bicultural Competence Among Participants

Form Significant Peer Support Networks

Learn the Stages Before Going

Make it Common to Be as You Are

Present Reflective Journaling as an Instrument

Promote Ongoing Language Growth

Provide an Organized Cultural Field Study

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The role of program coordinators is to influence the adjustment of the participants to new cultures in foreign countries. According to USC, CIEE, and the U.S. State Department, the good institutional support has a visible impact of reducing the severity of culture shock in the participants of the international participants.
 

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