Engineering Centre for Languages & Inter-Communication course timetable
March 2025
| Mon 17 |
CLIC: Public Speaking Club
In progress
Learn the one vital skill to elevate your career and confidence to leadership level. Join our friendly and informal Public Speaking Club. Whether you prefer standalone sessions or a structured term-long programme, you’re free to attend as your schedule allows. Kicking off our first session is Guy Doza—a published author, professional speechwriter, and TEDx speaker. With over a decade of experience, Guy has worked with C-suite executives, directors, and organisations across justice, gender, climate change, AI and beyond. He’s also collaborated with Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard, and Columbia universities. To see Guy in action, check him out on @speechtrickster and LinkedIn |
April 2025
| Wed 30 |
Did you know that long before we developed languages, humans relied exclusively on non-verbal signals to understand each other? Even today, our unconscious brains are finely tuned to these cues, shaping our first impressions within seconds. Whether you're presenting, interviewing for a job, or working in a team, becoming aware of how you come across can be the key to success. Join our workshop to:
This is not a webinar. This is an interactive workshop and you will be expected to contribute to the session. To participate you must have your webcam switched on. |
May 2025
| Thu 1 |
CLIC: Diversity Fresco
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The Diversity Fresco is a collective intelligence workshop that allows participants to experiment with the cognitive mechanisms at work when it comes to discrimination, to discover approaches aimed at reducing it, to debate their scope and their limits, while acquiring a common vocabulary to engage in constructive dialogue and bring about a more inclusive and peaceful society. Please follow this link for more information: https://fresquedeladiversite.org/en/ Please arrive 5-10 minutes early so the workshop can start at exactly 9.30am. There will be refreshments before and during the event and a sandwich lunch after. |
| Wed 21 |
Imposter syndrome can affect anyone, especially in a world-renowned institution like Cambridge, where you're surrounded by talented people. If you ever feel like you're not "good enough," this session is for you. We'll explore the nature of this phenomenon, its impact on both your performance and overall well-being, and most importantly, how your brain may be sabotaging you—and what you can do about it. Join our workshop to:
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