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The American Swedish  Historical Museum is hosting language classes this fall! 

EHLS is an intensive advanced English and professional skills program that prepares non-native English speakers from a variety of fields for careers with the federal government.

EHLS is an intensive advanced English and professional skills program that prepares non-native English speakers from a variety of fields for careers with the federal government.

Going global with your mobile apps, SaaS, and cloud solutions requires translation and localization for multiple languages. Software developers and digital project managers may be tech-savvy people, but if you aren't familiar with the localization process, it can look like a black box.

Join us on Wednesday, November 29, 2017 at 6 pm for our next Meetup. We’ll open the black box and unpack the tools used by software localization experts, including 

After briefly talking about alphabets and writing systems, Dr. Erika Gilson, will present the Turkic languages in history, their geographic spread, and principal linguistic markers, as well as the alphabets used for Turkic languages in history. Focusing next on the quest for a Common Alphabet, Dr. Gilson will discuss some of its historic background, namely the 1926 Baku Conference, and the 1991 International Symposium on Contemporary Turkic alphabets, and summarize the current state and discussions relating to alphabet matters amongst the Turkic peoples.

Richard Wike, Director of Global Attitudes Research Pew Research Center, will discuss the results of Pew Foundation studies regarding attitudes of Middle Eastern nations and people of the United States.

Phoenix Language Services Inc. is offering " Bridging The GAP" the nationally recognized 40 hour/5 day professional development program that prepares bilingual individuals to work as a Medical Interpreter in the growing healthcare industry. Call 216-639-9950 or submit your resume for more information. Class begins February 21st, 2014.

Join the Community-Based Interpreter Training Workshop at Nationalities Service Center. No interpretation experience is necessary. The workshop is open to all individuals. If you love languages, meeting new people, and thinking on your feet, this course is for you!

The Widener Legal Education Institute is pleased to offer a language specific workshop on court interpretation for individuals interested in becoming a Court Interpreter for the Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Russian or Spanish Languages. Plenary sessions will be language neutral.

Demand for foreign-language interpreters is booming in both the public and private sectors. If you want to help your community or travel while earning a good living, interpretation could be your exciting new career. Join Nationalities Service Center for a three-day interpreter training workshop this April. No interpretation experience is necessary. The workshop is open to bilinguals of all backgrounds and education levels who are fluent in English and at least one other language. This 15-hour course will take place over three days and costs only $250. Read here for more information about the three-day schedule and how to register.