NEWS & BLOGS
The incredible story of Jing Hu, who, in spite of all odds, was China's Best Diploma in Translation Candidate 2016
Reflections on love across cultures, inspired by Lauren Collins’ book about her relationship with a Swiss man, by Madeleine Kilminster
First published in The Linguist Vol/56 No/2
In the latest issue of The Linguist, astronaut Matthias Maurer tells Miranda Moore why learning Russian is the hardest part of his training
First published in The Linguist 56/2
Erik Hertog reveals the findings of a new project looking at bilingual mediators and interpreting in civil disputes
Published in The Linguist, Vol/56 No/2
It was with great anticipation that I came to attend CIOL's AGM and Members’ Day at the QEII Centre in London. This was the second time I had attended this event as I only joined CIOL as a Member in June 2015.
The Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL) held its AGM on Saturday 25 March 2017 and, after the formal business of the meeting, was delighted to announce six members voted to council in the recent elections.
We are delighted to announce that the universities of Swansea and Central Lancashire (UCLan) are the first to sign up to our Higher Education Language Partnership scheme.
The Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL) is the pre-eminent UK-based professional membership body for language practitioners. It aims to enhance the recognition and promote the value of languages and language skills in the public interest.
Sally Fagan won the 2016 Threlford Cup for her inspiring work as Director of Business Language Champions. She discusses her work to motivate young people to study languages
First published in The Linguist, 56,1, Feb/Mar 2017
Rachael Ryan explores the gender imbalance in conference interpreting from the male perspective
Published in The Linguist, Vol/56 No/1