Komuniki has launched the Pro Bono Global Education Initiative with eBook-based trainings for iPad, iPhone, Android and PC users.

The ongoing globalization and thus the inter-culturalization of every society increasingly requires inter-culturally competent collaboration – and not only on the international arena.

Intercultural competence is rapidly becoming the basis for modern collaboration.

"Global change, along with the challenges it poses, can only be mastered by creating prosperity and by the rational use of resources," says Heiko Saeger, managing director of Komuniki.

"Genuine inter-cultural competence is the key qualification of the 21st century," he says.

Komuniki is committed to promoting inter-cultural competence in the world to as many people as possible.

For this very purpose, a unique world innovation was developed: the first eBook-based seminar series for smartphones, tablets, PC & Co worldwide, entitled Komuniki – The Intercultural Certificate.

Five smart training modules replace around 60 hours of expensive classroom education and prepare learners equally well for assignments and studies abroad as well as for intercultural cooperation.

The Komunipass trainings are available in English and German on Amazon worldwide, and free of charge for Komuniki members.

Anyone can become a Komuniki member for free and without any obligation.

Those who wish to join Komuniki only need to register with their names and email addresses on komuniki.org.

The Komunipass model of inter-cultural competence development and the related interdisciplinary content are based on the current work, experience and results of long-time research by academics of different national cultures and disciplines.

The Komuniki Project is supported by the nonprofit Komuniki Foundation, Aachen, Germany.

This means that classroom teaching is for most learners either too fast or too slow.

Five smart training modules replace approximately 60 hours of expensive classroom education and prepare learners equally well for assignments and studies abroad as well as for inter-cultural cooperation.

The Komuniki Project, due to start tomorrow (26), aims to contribute to an effective understanding and constructive collaboration between people with different cultural backgrounds and attitudes.