When a lack of languages holds back international expansion
Many companies discover the cost of not mastering languages when they try to grow beyond their own market: meetings that go nowhere, negotiations that cool off, clients who do not quite trust them. Find out how the language barrier affects international expansion...
English training for staff: academy, online platform or in-company
Academy, online platform or in-company training: the three formats for corporate English compared, so you can choose the one that fits your objectives.
What to send your interpreter before a corporate event
Agenda, slides, glossary and speaker details: what to send your interpreter before a corporate event, when to send it and how to keep it organised.
Interpreting for board meetings and senior-level talks
Which interpreting mode suits a board meeting, how to brief the interpreter and which risks to avoid when every word carries strategic weight.
The English of war films: how military language is translated
War films in the original version use direct, technical and highly contextual English. We look at how that language is translated and how it can sharpen your listening and practical English.
Translation in International Trade
A badly translated contract or shipping label can cost a company far more than the translation itself. Here is where language decides the outcome of a deal.
International logistics translation: why it is critical
International logistics depends on accurate documentation: a mistranslated label or waybill can hold a shipment at customs and add unexpected costs.
The most expensive mistakes when translating contracts or legal documents
Poor linguistic adaptation can undermine legal certainty and corporate image. How to avoid translation and localisation mistakes in international B2B settings.
How to get your brand ready to sell abroad: a language guide
Expanding abroad takes more than translating your texts. How to work on localisation and marketing translation to build a coherent, effective global brand.