Using tailor-made programs with individual coaching sessions and proactive door opening, our professional guidance and dedicated support is often the helping hand that makes the difference and turns a stay in a new country in to a positive experience for all parties involved.
Job & Career Services: The evidence is in the numbers
Despite the tough job market, Supporting People has achieved impressive results from our job and career support services for expatriate partners. 92% of our clients have reached the job interview stage and 56% found employment in permanent or temporary positions. Read more about our Job & Career Services
(Photo:Grete Hansen, Det Grønne Område)
Expatriate Partner Support on a global scale
Through our international partner IMPACT Group, weare now able to provide global solutions for expatriate partner support. Read more
Three essential cultural awareness courses
By popular demand, Supporting People now offers these courses
Danish Business Culture - aimed at expatriates to help them navigate a Danish workplace
Optimizing Intercultural Competencies - aimed at Danish employees to make more effective their performance in a multicultural team.
Emailing Across Cultures - for all employees to help optimize their cross cultural email correspondence.
“The first six months are crucial. If the family settles in, the employee settles in”
A.P. Møller Mærsk taken from "Denmark - a need for talent", white paper published by AmChamDenmark, Copenhagen Capacity and Heidrick & Struggles, 2010
News Board
May 2012- Read the latest Dialoogle newletter (in Danish) where Supporting People talk of their enthusiasm for this creative tool and its value in their cultural awareness workshops.
April 2012- The Spring edition of Re:locate has an interesting article by IPM's Director, Alan Bentley on expatriate talent in Denmark, with a contribution by Supporting People
March 2012- Why should you invest in Expatriate Partner Support? Read Supporting People's business case for Expatriate Partner support.
Feb 2012- Supporting People recently attended "Talentville of Tomorrow", a seminar organised by International Community and Erhverv Aarhus.
Jan 2012- The results from our Job and Career Support Services have caught the attention of the media. Read the article (in Danish) here
Latest Story
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Cultural (mis)perceptions of behaviour
It’s funny how one can be on their best behavior in a situation and yet be seen to be something else by the other person. This is particularly true in intercultural interactions.