CULTURAL AWARENESS

Build a respectful workplace where everyone feels valued

Good communication and mutual respect are essential on any farm. When people come from different countries, language groups or cultural backgrounds, misunderstandings can happen easily.

Our Cultural Awareness Training gives your team practical skills to work well together, prevent conflict and set the standard you expect in your operation.

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WHY INVEST IN CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING

Australian agriculture relies on diverse teams. More and more farms are employing workers from different language groups, countries and cultural backgrounds to meet growing labour needs. As teams become more diverse, clear communication and mutual respect are essential for safety, productivity and staff retention.

Small changes can have powerful impacts. Our Cultural Awareness training helps your team:

Reduce misunderstandings and prevent conflict
Improve team communication and cooperation
Support fair, respectful and inclusive workplaces
Strengthen leadership capability and confidence
Retain skilled employees by creating a workplace people want to be part of

WHO IS CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR?

Managers and supervisors
Team leaders
Staff working in diverse or cross-cultural teams
Anyone wanting to build better communication and cultural understanding

AT A GLANCE

Dates & Timing

Flexible, you choose what works best

Modules

Non-accredited

Delivery

Online or in-person

Group Size

5 to 15 people

WHY IS OUR TRAINING DIFFERENT

This training has been shaped by feedback from producers, employers and rural communities across Queensland. You told us you need straightforward, practical training that fits into the workday.

Short, focused sessions with practical role-play to build real skills
Trainers share real-life stories that make the learning relatable and easy to understand
Delivered in a relaxed setting such as a campfire-style discussion, lunch or dinner session
Available on-farm to reduce downtime and fit easily into the workday
Content tailored to your team, industry or workplace needs

WHAT YOUR TEAM WILL LEARN

What culture is and why it matters
Benefits of variety in culture for your operation
Cultural similarities and differences
How to establish a shared culture
How to identify personal biases and stereotypes
Leading by example: Your cross-cultural playbook

REAL FEEDBACK

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FUNDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Bridging the Gap (BTG) program is a joint initiative by AgForce Training and the Queensland Government to support the state’s farmers.

Designed by farmers for farmers, these hands-on, non-accredited programs address the immediate needs of the agricultural workforce. They focus on delivering practical skills that can be rapidly implemented after training.

Our short courses are developed based on direct feedback from the farming community, ensuring quick and effective upskilling in essential modern farming operations. We extend our formal thanks to the Queensland Government for their seed funding and support in creating this vital initiative