Hospitals frequently admit patients for whom English is a second language which, naturally, leads to the need for medical translation. Medical translation companies can prepare patient materials, forms, websites, and other information in foreign languages. Doctors and nurses will be better informed about the…
5 Ways Translation Sets Exporters Up for Global Success
Manufacturers of all sizes are progressively seeing the benefits of exporting. With increased competition from foreign companies and local markets becoming saturated, many are finding the best growth strategy is often to look outside our country’s borders. Exporting and selling internationally is no easy…
It is back-to-school time in some areas of the country. We understand things are a bit chaotic due to the ebb and flow of the pandemic, but for the purposes of this blog are going to talk generally about the benefits of educational interpreter…
iTi is proud to sponsor and participate in CareerConn 2021, a career school event for students and anyone looking to explore new career pathways. We are especially excited about the virtual offering this year. If you are here from our booth, thank you for…
Welcome to our Translator Spotlight series! We look forward to sharing with you the real people behind the computer screen, the translators who put in knowledge, expertise, and care into making every translation spot on. Each month we will feature a Q & A…
Interpreters and Translators, Inc. (iTi) is proud to announce that it has earned the distinguished ASTM F3130 Certification for language service companies. First of its’ kind, the ASTM F3130 Certification is specifically designed for language services including, but not limited to translation, language training,…
What’s the difference between a dialect and a language? It’s a surprisingly difficult question to give a straight answer to! This is the type of question that if you ask 10 different people, you will likely get 10 different answers. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary lists four…
Working as a freelancer seems like a dream. Be your own boss, make your own hours, work from wherever. There seem to be benefits galore but one thing no tends to talk about is how do you get started? If you’re a new interpreter…