In the United Kingdom, tolerance is a fundamental value on which British society is founded.
The value attributed to freedom and individuality is seen in two categories, the majority and the minority, with mutual recognition as a pillar on which society is built. From this derives the fact that in Great Britain the role of “intercultural mediator” does not exist, but there are several services that advise, inform and support. A basic training course lasts for around 240 hours and addresses issues such as rights, laws, information technology, negotiation, communication and observation techniques.
