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	Contemporary Ireland has attracted a significant number of immigrants from Africa and Eastern Europe among other places since the mid to late 1990s. This influx has led to the <strong>development of immigration policies</strong>, procedures that assist migrants looking to settle in Ireland. With an equality and anti-discrimination framework in place, the next phase of improvement is to cater for immigrant care services.<strong> Ireland is now a culture of diversity</strong>, and this brings prospects as well as challenges for social care agents. S.C.T.I. Culture and Communication skills course provides social care agents with a extensive appreciation of cultural communicative methods; emphasizing the <strong>significance of communicating effectuall</strong>y for employees and clients from diverse cultural, religious and moral expectancies. Culture and communication skills course is experiential, enabling participants to educate one other, on top of gaining what is <strong>communication theory knowledge</strong> from qualified veteran facilitators who bring extensive knowledge from their field of experience.</p>
