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Here is a guide for legal firms with four essential principles when working with an interpreter.
Overview As all legal practitioners are keenly aware, communicating effectively with clients is paramount to good legal practice! Therefore, being aware of your client’s communication needs and how you can respond to these is a prerequisite for a productive lawyer-client relationship. This can be a particular challenge in international and …
Are you trying to find new ways to grow your business?
3 min read Overview: A recent EU poll of 23 countries shows that nearly 20% of internet users only use their local language to visit websites. Common Sense Advisory reports, about 90% of non-English speaking customers, more likely to purchase if own language! Here are five steps you can implement…
International Translation Day 2019 – Why is diversity within Translation important in the UK today?
Overview Diversity within translation entails the peaceful co-existence of diverse cultural groups with an altitude of acceptance, tolerance, and togetherness. The UK is known for its diverse nature, hence the need for diversity in translation is imperative to societal development as it has a large population with different traditions and…
The Importance of Language services in UK schools
Overview The role of Language interpretation/ translation services in the UK schools cannot be undermined. Interpreting a new language has been seen as a key player in modern global society. However, as the world keeps on winding up together in a global circle, the need for more professional language translation…
Why Humans Are Better Than Machine Translation
‘Translation is an effective tool for communication’ Machine translators like Google translator and the likes have become predominant in modern-day society due to the increase in technology, Also, the need to promote artificial intelligence over human minds. Over the years machine translator have become familiar with the use of words,…
Saving Lives through Translation
Reducing NHS Spend With more than 10 million appointments lost to ‘Do Not Attends’ (DNAs) costing the NHS a staggering £1 billion and mid 1990’s research recognising that a high number of women from ethnic backgrounds were missing their breast screening appointment, something needed to be done. At the beginning…
Trading Internationally: Translating your marketing content
What does it take? With our world getting smaller 58% of small businesses already have international customers and according to a 2014 British Chambers of Commerce survey, 43% of small businesses have ambitions to grow internationally. No doubt four years on more businesses will be planning to take their products…
