North West Translators' Network

chair@nwtn.org.uk

North West Translators' Network

North West Translators' Network

NWTN at the ITI Conference

by

With an unprecedented 375 delegates the ITI Conference 2019 in Sheffield is huge success, and NWTN is well represented with 2 speakers and many members attending. Please keep an eye on @NWTN_UK for latest conference tweets and see our Facebook page. NWTN members Kathryn and Kirsty and NWTN Events Team Leader Mike Hanson proudly present their conference badges with NWTN Stickers
Read Article

The new NWTN “Dream Team”

by

On Saturday 4th May 2019 the NWTN Committee and members met at the YHA Manchester for another successful NWTN AGM with a very special guest: Norbert Hermann, pictures here with NWTN Committee members, a long-standing NWTN member, former treasurer and inspiration behind the event title "Social Saturday" joined us from his new home in Portugal. He called the newly elected NWTN
Read Article

Some notes from Heidi’s travel blog: Feeding The Vegans

by

By popular demand we bring you a blog entry from NWTN Chair Heidi Kerschl which appeared both in the ITI Bulletin and the NWTN Newsletter. This is just to fill space and will hopefully soon be relegated to the archives as soon as we receive your blog submissions. Start writing, NWTN! The Picos - one of the Holy Grails of motorcycling This summer, my husband, four of our
Read Article

Guest Blog by Claire Cox. Studio 2019 – should you take the plunge?

by

At the end of June, I and a few other members of the focus group that had met back in March were invited back to SDL’s HQ in Maidenhead for a preview of Trados Studio 2019, due out any time now. The keenly awaited new version has been in the beta testing phase for some time now and they are just putting the finishing touches to the product before releasing in the very near future. But should you
Read Article

Guest blog by Lloyd Bingham: How to survive the Language Show

by

The Language Show Live is the biggest and frankly the best exhibition in Britain for linguists. Most of all, it’s free. LS Live attracts an immense range of language-lovers, from students to teachers, translators to interpreters, careers advisors to technology developers. Most people think of an industry exhibition as rows of stalls with companies trying to flog their wares. Whilst this is true
Read Article