At Midland Technical Translations, we have over 40 years’ experience in specialised translation and know how important the perfect eye for detail can be.

Our specialisms include:

• Technical trans… Continue Reading »

Whether you’re translating user manuals and handbooks, engineering information, marketing copy or press releases, MTT has 40 years’ experience in providing translations for the automotive in… Continue Reading »

Keep your message consistent and precise with marketing translations from MTT. For 40 years we have worked with brands to create quality translations for brand campaigns. All of our linguists ar… Continue Reading »

Now that we’re fully into 2024, we thought it would be a good time to look back on our translation projects of 2023. Last year we translated a whopping 1,976,779 words into dozens of languages… Continue Reading »

Sometimes, it’s tiny, unexpected details that need to be changed in translation.

At MTT, we’ve been providing translations of technical press releases for over 40 years, so we’re more than … Continue Reading »

If you have an urgent press release that needs to be published, time can be of the essence. Luckily for you, MTT has a wealth of experience in translating press releases with quick turnaround fo… Continue Reading »

With virtual and hybrid exhibitions allowing people from all around the world to participate at conferences and events, being able to reach a global audience is incredibly important.

At Midl… Continue Reading »

V-Ex Digital Event Services successfully held an online conference with help from MTT’s interpreters.

V-Ex, a sister company to MTT, both part of Marketing + Technologies Group, is a Worcester-… Continue Reading »

While translators are always at least bilingual, simply being bilingual often isn’t enough to be a professional translator.

Translating doesn’t just require knowing another language. Translat… Continue Reading »

Working with a translator to create a translation that is cognizant of its intended audience demonstrates a care and interest in the customer. Botched translations that have been thrown through … Continue Reading »