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S.O.S. Translating official documents
Need official documents translated? Do you know which papers count as official? We explain what an official translation is and when you are going to need one.
Back to routine: sign up for a language course
Why September is the best month of the year to get back into your routine and finally sign up for a language course.
I want to study translation and interpreting
What a translation and interpreting degree involves, whether it suits your profile and what to consider when choosing a university.
Intensive language immersion courses
What a language immersion course involves and why one week of full immersion can teach you more than three months of ordinary classes.
Translation for your e-commerce shop
Trust, accurate product information and better visibility on Google: why a good translation is what takes your online shop across borders.
The benefits of learning more than two languages
Sharper thinking, more creativity and a real edge at work and when travelling: what you gain by learning a third or fourth language.
Films: original version, subtitles or dubbing?
Original version, subtitles or dubbing? Which option suits your level best, and why children's cartoons are a surprisingly good place to start.
Slang: what on earth is thaaaat?
Why the English you studied sounds nothing like the street: examples of British slang and tips for picking it up without losing your mind.
Avoid machine translation errors
False friends, mistranslated names and broken sentence structure: the recurring flaws of machine translation and when a human translator is essential.
What does a One 2 One course involve?
Tailored lessons, flexible timetables and a native-speaker teacher just for you: how a One 2 One course works and what you gain from it.














