A new Working Together White Paper sets out urgent recommendations for tackling immediate challenges around procurement and provision of language services for the UK’s public sector. Changing patterns of demand, unmapped or unforeseen, rapid regional and national changes in the…
The most powerful way to help people in a crisis is to provide support and information in their own language – but the challenge that authorities, NGOs and aid organisations often face is that access to and funding for professional…
The word on the street is that business is not good, that the economic downturn is making itself felt at language service companies, and that clients are scaling down on budgets – or putting content on hold as they try…
The ATC’s Certification Stamp signals to UK authorities that a translation of an official document has been carried out by an Accredited Member of the Association of Translation Companies. New Digital Certification Stamp for 2024 More and more UK authorities…
LONDON, UK – A ground-breaking documentary series, “Global Horizons: Unlocking Britain’s Export Potential,” is set to provide a captivating exploration of international trade and export strategies. The series, produced in collaboration with esteemed industry organisations, aims to shed light on…
The ATC’s Member of the Month in October 2023 is Welsh Bla Translation, winner of the ATC Company of the Year Award, and a dedicated Welsh language champion. We caught up with Bla Translation’s Founder and Director Alun Gruffydd and…
Open up business through business organisations The UK has a variety of business organisations on a local and national level that can be leveraged to promote the value of language services for exporters and the role of ATC members as…
The ATC’s Commercial Collaborations open up real and tangible business opportunities for member companies. We are thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Department for Business and Trade’s UK Export Academy, providing the ATC with unparalleled visibility within the…
Question: What have IR35, worker and contractor status, and Employment Agency Regulations got to do with language service companies? Answer: All of them pose a risk to your business, especially if you don’t fully understand their implications. Join the ATC…
Every other year, the ATC’s UK Language Services Industry Survey and Report charts the trends and drivers of the second-largest national market of language services, the United Kingdom. Every other year, the report gives us invaluable insights into how the…
