North West Translators' Network

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North West Translators' Network

North West Translators' Network

Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. The New Year is here, it is time for a new start! Did you have a proper break between Christmas and New Year? Do you have some good resolutions for 2026?  No matter what you have in mind, come along and share with your
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Bookchat Chapter 18

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 20th January for Bookchat chapter 18! 🎄 Our topic this time: 🏝️ Desert Island Reads… This time we don't have anyone to tell us what 8 beloved books they would take to a desert island. We are looking for new readers to join the bookchat and the desert island list is an
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. Winter is coming... 🧣Wrap yourself and make a nice cuppa before you join us for a comforting chat with your peers.☕ No matter what you have in mind, come along and share with your colleagues! Zoom meeting ID: 870 5200
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. 👻Have clients become ghosts ahead of Hallowe'en, or are you working like a Zombie to meet many deadlines?🤯 ⏰ How do you deal with the clocks going back? Does it affect your working day? How do you organise your workflow and a healthy
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session.What have you been up to this summer? Have you spent any time practicing your source language(s) abroad? Is September a time for starting new things?Maybe you’re a student and you have burning questions about the profession as you are
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Bookchat Chapter 17

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 14th October for Bookchat chapter 17! Our topic this time: To be or not to be translated... and in which languages? We will be discussing the translation of works of literature and how they can be shaped by the social, cultural and political
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. What have you been up to this summer? Have you spent any time practicing your source language(s) abroad? Maybe you're a student and you have burning questions about the profession that can't wait until you start in September? No
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Spring Walk 2025

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Despite a moorland fire breaking out on the exact route of our walk just 3 days earlier (thank you Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service for putting it out), North West Translators' Network members were able to enjoy our planned 7-mile route in the sunshine on Saturday 17th May around Ramsbottom (wonderful name…), climbing up Holcombe Hill to the Peel Tower for views across the whole
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Bookchat Chapter 16

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 22nd July for Bookchat chapter 16! 🤣We will start with our discussion topic: humourous writing of all kinds. Tell us about the books that made you laugh and exhange recommendations about the best comedies to read. Don't we need a good dose of laughter nowadays? 🏝️Desert
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. What have you been up to in June? What plans do you have for the second half of the year? And most importantly, what are you up to this summer? Working, holidays, visiting family in another country, brushing up your source language
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