Tara Cull - Helping architects who speak English as a second language to build confidence

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Architects who speak English as a second language can know exactly what they mean and still feel held back in meetings, presentations and written communication.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Tara Cull, founder of Archi English, about language confidence in architecture, communication, cultural differences, one-to-one coaching, online content, mentoring, remote work and presentations for non-native English speakers.

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Why architecture needs industry-specific language support

How confidence affects meetings, presentations and design conversations

Why cultural differences can change how people contribute at work

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0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Everyone, I am Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social, and I'm joined here today on this podcast with a very special guest, who I think is doing something really fantastic that is beneficial to individuals in the industry and employers as well. Tara Kahl who has set up a fantastic company called Archie English.
0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Tara, hello, how are you?

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