All my speakers and most of my audience speak good English – so why would I need a conference interpreter?

Many British conference organisers have come across an event at some point in their … Continue Reading »

Incorrect legal translations cost time and money, so how do you make sure that it’s done right?

Legal translations require special attention due to the complex nature of the language being tr… Continue Reading »

Handling an appointment or meeting with a deaf customer might seem like a tricky prospect – here’s a guide to what the options are.

Depending on the needs of your client there may be one or m… Continue Reading »

Here are a few tips to help you get a good technical translation:

Research – Background information should be provided if possible and the equipment and how it operates should … Continue Reading »

Your first thought might be “Surely it’s going to cost a lot and most of my target audience speak at least some English – they just want to look at the product and see how it works.”

The bene… Continue Reading »

When you want to convince a potential customer from another country to buy your product or service, things are never straightforward.

Let’s face it, what works for “English speakers” also dif… Continue Reading »

A visit to the doctors or the hospital can be worrying enough, but what happens if you don't speak good English?            

For a normal appointment, the health service will generally supply… Continue Reading »

Interpreting in the courtroom is a highly specialist skill, requiring knowledge of the court system, complete impartiality and excellent listening skills.  Here are our top tips to help you get … Continue Reading »

The most popular machine translation software at the moment is Google Translate, although other programs are available. The software has improved remarkably over the last few years, with regular… Continue Reading »

If you’re spending time and resources creating a video to promote your company or to explain how to use a product, you really want to make the best use possible of the film you have created.