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CVNG 0004 - Spanish Language Skills for Manufacturers

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Course Description

In today’s manufacturing industry, effective communication is essential for collaborating effectively, ensuring safety and driving productivity. This course equips native English-speaking manufacturing professionals with the foundational Spanish skills needed to establish trust and communicate effectively with Spanish-speaking team members, suppliers and stakeholders.

Learn industry-specific vocabulary, common workplace phrases and cultural insights to bridge communication gaps and build stronger workplace relationships. Develop confidence to engage in practical, shop-floor conversations through interactive practice and real-world scenarios.

This in-person course consists of six total sessions and is delivered over three full days, each day with a morning and afternoon session.

Course Outline/Topics

Part 1: Foundations of Spanish for Manufacturing
  • Welcome and course goals
  • Spanish pronunciation basics
  • Basic greetings and polite expressions
  • Workplace vocabulary part 1: tools, machinery and safety terms
  • Simple workplace phrases for giving commands and asking questions
  • Cultural insights: workplace norms in Spanish-speaking cultures
  • Activities and practice
Part 2: Practical Application in the Workplace
  • Review
  • Workplace vocabulary part 2: tasks, maintenance and troubleshooting
  • Role playing and team scenarios
  • Cultural communication skills
  • Building trust and avoiding miscommunication
  • Activities and practice
Part 3: Advanced Skills and Building Fluency
  • Review
  • Advanced vocabulary: reporting issues, quality control and safety
  • Complex conversations: handling misunderstandings and clarification
  • Role playing scenarios
  • Activities and practice

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Recall key phrases for daily operations, safety protocols and teamwork.
  • Comprehend essential Spanish vocabulary tailored to the manufacturing environment.
  • Use cultural understanding to foster collaboration and mutual respect in workplace settings.
  • Identify opportunities to enhance communication and teamwork through cultural awareness.
  • Assess your proficiency in navigating common workplace interactions in Spanish.
  • Develop confidence and fluency in applying Spanish skills to real-world manufacturing scenarios.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for professionals in the manufacturing industry who interact with Spanish-speaking colleagues, customers or partners and want to improve communication for smoother operations and stronger relationships.

  • Supervisors and Managers: Enhance communication with Spanish-speaking team members to improve productivity and morale.
  • Engineers and Technicians: Collaborate more effectively with Spanish-speaking peers on the shop floor or in cross-border projects.
  • Supply Chain and Logistics Personnel: Navigate conversations with Spanish-speaking suppliers, distributors and clients.
  • Safety and Training Coordinators: Deliver clear and effective safety instructions and training to Spanish-speaking employees.
  • Manufacturing Leaders: Strengthen relationships with Spanish-speaking employees, vendors and customers to create a more inclusive and productive work environment.

Instructors

  • Emily Hubbard

Partners & Professional Credits

  • Professional Development Hours 21.0 PDHs
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CVNG 0004 - 260429V

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Apr 29, 2026
In-Person
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$745.00
Section Title
Spanish Language Skills for Manufacturers
Type
In-Person
Days
W
Time
8:30AM to 1:00PM
Dates
Apr 29, 2026 to May 27, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
21.0
Location
  • UW-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education
Instruction Method Options
In-Person  
Course Fee(s)
Registration $745.00
Potential Discount(s)
  • Early Bird
CEUs
2.1 CEUs
Cancel Request Deadline
Apr 15, 2026
Transfer Request Deadline
Mar 30, 2026
Instructors
  • Emily Hubbard
Partners & Professional Credits
  • Professional Development Hours
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Emily Hubbard

Emily Honor Hubbard is a Spanish-bilingual mechanical engineer and People Leader at her company, Empathic Engineering. She is dedicated to creating collaborative technical environments. With published research on empathy development and experience from several international manufacturing roles, including Ford Motor Company in Mexico, she’s refined skills in diverse communication strategies to empower teams worldwide. Now, she’s happy to share how experience-based learning can help analytical thinkers reduce stress and collaborate more effectively.

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Emily Hubbard

Emily Honor Hubbard is a Spanish-bilingual mechanical engineer and People Leader at her company, Empathic Engineering. She is dedicated to creating collaborative technical environments. With published research on empathy development and experience from several international manufacturing roles, including Ford Motor Company in Mexico, she’s refined skills in diverse communication strategies to empower teams worldwide. Now, she’s happy to share how experience-based learning can help analytical thinkers reduce stress and collaborate more effectively.

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