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Sillke Wassum

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(complying with membership criteria regarding ongoing training).

Niendorfer Weg 13
26125 Oldenburg
Germany

Additional informations:

I graduated from Heidelberg University in 1997 with my Masters in Education Science and Social Anthropology.

In 2001 I moved from Germany to South Africa where I worked at Stellenbosch University and at the the DAAD office at the University at the Witwatersrand. I also worked for an international NGO in Johannesburg focussing on social development..

Since I have returned to Germany in 2011 I qualified as an intercultural trainer and intercultural mediator working in the field of international cooperation and training.

Language(s) speaking:
German, English

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