Cultural switching – my Parisian personality
Chartered Institute
of Linguists
CIOL Voices
Tales from a fifty-year career as a linguist
By John Franks
Why ‘WoLLoW’?
‘WoLLoW’, an answer to the teaching of languages in primary schools?
By John Claughton
AI and languages: a lesson from history?
By Professor Paul Bishop
Trends and developments in the German translation market
By Regina Seelos, German/English translator
Languages in UK Education
Staying ahead of scammers: verifying legitimate translation project offers
By Carina Balbo
Constants through change for your success as a freelancer
by Gwenydd Jones
I’m writing today buried in the autumn leaves of blue-skied Andorra. This year, I’m using my digital nomadism for a winter of skiing and steaming mugs of Catalan: que nevi, que nevi, que nevi.
Languages, Trust and Understanding
Lt Col John Cross (rtd) lives in Nepal and is in his fifth decade of CIOL membership.
Schwanengesang - Taking the Long View
I first visited France in 1959 on my 11th birthday. Within minutes of stepping ashore I was stung by a wasp. The pain. The indignity. I was sure it had been waiting for me.
