The language pack from Language is Everything encompasses three key services to help businesses 'make it happen' in non-English-speaking markets: written translation, telephone interpreting and face to face interpreting. Customers can easily access telephone translation services by calling the Language is Everything team on 0800 731 7878.
Carolyn Burgess, Chief Executive of Language is Everything who is also president of Hull and Humber Chamber of Commerce said, "We are seeing a steady increase of telephone interpreting from customers who have seen how it can help them become more competitive."
"If you try to make it easy for your customers in Beverley or Birmingham to simply pick up the phone and talk to someone, you should
Language is Everything is an interpreting and translation company and a World Trade Centre Hull & Humber Service Partner. Why are we called Language is Everything? Because language is about much more than just words - it's about values, beliefs and ideas. Likewise, interpreters and translators do much more than just help you to understand words - they help you to understand different cultures, different ways of thinking and different approaches to life. Click on the link below to download the communications pack.
Services we offer that can help you to trade internationally more effectively include:
We also have a successful track record of delivering language and cultural training to business. We work in partnership to develop tailor-made courses that fit perfectly with our clients' 'big picture'. Typically, our courses include:
- Conversational skills — usually, the objective is to help students build strong and friendly working relationships with overseas contacts, not conduct detailed negotiations
- The differences between different countries — for example, Spanish varies across Latin America, Arabic varies across north Africa and the Middle East
- Cultural briefings — the aim is to get a better understanding of different ways of thinking around the world. Relationship-building is as much about culture as it is about language.
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