A lot of translators, like anyone else, want to give some of their time back to the community.

As a professional translator, you most likely know where to find resources that are useful to you.

Here are three tips to help you develop your eLearning in such a way that it can be easily translated into multiple languages while maintaining the integrity of your content.

When we talk about translating, most of us think about translating texts. Books, contracts, manuals, you name it. But there's a whole different world out there, named subtitling. Let me give you a peak into this creative and challenging trade.

The holidays are (almost) here. In most parts of the world there's one holiday or the other coming up.

When you’re a translator and you want to expand your portfolio as a subtitler, it can be difficult to get proper assignments if you don’t have much subtitling experience. When you start subtitling, you’ll also find out quickly that it is an expertise in itself, and that it requires additional skills.