Cross-Cultural Adaptation Technician

Skip To Job Description  Thank you for visiting our careers page! We offer an array of different positions around the globe. While we are primarily staffed in Germany, Italy, and the US, we have numerous openings in other countries year-round! Other locations include South Korea, Belgium, England, and much more.Make sure to continue monitoring our listings as we hire entry-to-senior level positions throughout the year. See something you’re interested in? Submit your application today!  Cross-Cultural Adaptation Technician Ansbach, Germany Part Time Experienced Share We are looking for individuals who want to join our Team in Ansbach, Germany.Apply Now!JOB OPENINGTitle:               Cross-Cultural Adaptation TechnicianLocation:        Ansbach, GermanyStart date:      August 1, 2026Job-Type:       Part-Time On Call (PTOC) SUMMARYProvide orientation services to US servicemembers, civilians and their families through the ACS Relocation Program to include Host Nation Orientation, Cultural Adaptation walking tours, translations, German and English as a Second Language classes for the USAG Ansbach Community.QUALIFICATIONSFluent in English and GermanKnowledge of German customs, culture, and language Minimum of one year recent work or volunteer experience in Family Service Programs or German tourismAble to give orientation, information, and guidance about life in Germany to newcomersMinimum of one year experience in in conducting briefings, trainings, preparing formal and informal correspondence, memorandum, reports, and data collection, and creating lesson plans for classes.Familiar with MS Word, Excel, Power Point, Publisher, Access, Internet and e-mailAble to work flexible hours (some language classes have evening hours)Familiar with US Army Regulations highly desirable but not necessary JOB DESCRIPTION INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO:Host Nation Orientation Briefing and Walking Tours:Conduct the weekly (currently on Mondays), Host Nation Orientation briefings for newcomers. Sssist in the set-up and break down, registration and preparation of the Host Nation briefing room.During the Permanent Change of Station (PCS) months of June, July and August, the conduct Host Nation Orientation briefings twice a week from June to August,as agreed upon with the In-processing Transition Center.Host Nation Orientation tour shall consist of a walking tour through Wiesbaden and will explain area information, cultural differences, and the actual use of public transportation. During the tour, and if no restrictions are in place from the host nation regarding patronage of restaurants, coordinate lunch at a local German restaurant where tour participants will learn differences between restaurant culture, menu reading, ordering and tipping.Present a cultural adaptation program in the form of three (3) walking  tours per month to educate the community; focusing on methods to purchase train and bus tickets, coordination of day trips within the local surrounding area (maximum 50 kilometer radius), to increase comfort and ease with German transportation (train/bus), increase knowledge of how to read the schedules, and payment of appropriate fees, going to local restaurants and ways to access public recreational and leisure activity centers. Each tour shall be a minimum of two (2) hours and a maximum of eight (8) hours.Confirm with participants and participating agencies the dates, times,and location of each class, training, briefing and orientation offered. In case the orientation or the tour is cancelled, contact both the agencies and the participants to inform them of the cancellation before COB (close of business) on the day prior to the event. In inclement weather, when the walking tour is not possible, the Contractor shall provide an inhouse presentation i.e. virtual walking tour that will be similar to the agenda of the walking tour using Government approved virtual...