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The main subjects offered by BaoRenCRRT are The Issues Surrounding Prejudice and Discrimination, Race Relations Legislation (especially the Race Relations Act, 1976), Cultural Awareness and Cross-Cultural Communication. These subjects can be selected and presented in a variety of ways, using methods best suited to your needs and constraints.
Seminars A mixture of passive and active learning can prove an effective way of utilising scarce time resources, while retaining an element of interactivity. BaoRenCRRT can work in consultation with you to identify the best approach and the most effective method to deal with CRR issues which may affect your company or colleagues. Case studies may be developed and written to form the basis of group discussion.		Self Awareness Assists Awareness of Others Can you think of three things for which you might be willing to lose your life? Your faith? Your wife or children? Your principles?
Lectures The most effective method where time is at a premium. BaoRenCRRT can design an input relevant to your needs and deliver the information you need in an informative and interesting way, usually incorporating discussion.		Three things for which you would give up your job? Love? A chance to realise a dream? An opportunity to travel?
Reference Materials On some occasions, such as at recent seminars delivered at West Lothian College, Bathgate, reference materials may be required and can be researched and written. An additional charge for writing such material would usually be requested. *** If you are interested in finding out more, you can contact me on 01592 418 531 or Email me on baorencrrt@quista.net Why not sign the guest book? Or see what others have written**?		Three things to gain which you would deceive another person ? Possessions? Career? An affair? How do you think you would answer these questions if you were from another culture? Would it make a difference? Why? Why do you think this website uses green, dark red and saffron so frequently in its colour scheme? Does colour possess cultural significance?