1. PUBLIC SECTOR NEWS
LNGTJAGES T]xLIMITED
Languages Unlimited was established in 1998 and since its
inception has developed a rarlge of linguistic services irrcluding
crash courses which take place in its premises in Clontarf or in
their clients' offices in addition to pr.ivate olle-to-one or group
tuition, certified translations, interpreting services, level testing
and voice-overs. These services are currently available in rnore
than 30 languages at all levels, fi'om complete beginners to
advanced (C2 level).
The success of the company resides in its approach to
designing, running and monitoring the language programmes
which it provides:
your course is personalised,
its running is flexible,
its monitoring is regulal and transpalent.
Prior to the actual training, they provide you with a free
consultancy service including individual needs analyses and
assessments of the trainees' skills and overall level in the target
language. This helps them to design tailor-made trainiug
programmes that covet'the tasks, situations, vocabularv
grammar and topics they need to cover. This information also
allows them to group candidates who have the same level and
needs if necessal'y.
Throughout the training course they also closely monitor
attendance and progress; you receive a monthly spreadsheet
including the dates and duration of the lessons as well as the
attendance for each class.
Over the past 13 years, Languages Unlimited has developed
a wide base of clients in the private sector as well as in the
public sector in Ireland and Europe both in language training
and translations. For the past 9 vears they have been awar.ded
the contract to provide language tlaining to the staff of the
European Commission Food & Veterinary Office. As a r.esult of
this collaboration, their tests of competence have been recognised
by the European Pelsonnel Selection Office. Since then they have
also been awarded with the contract to provide the same services
to the European Foundation for the Improvement of Life and
Working Conditions, reinforcing their EPSO recognitior.r.
In addition Languages Unlimited also work regularly with
the Defence Forces, The Food Safety Authority, The National
Food Centre, Bord Bia, the Department of Health arrd Children,
the Equality Authority, the Private Security Authority and many
more Irish government bodies.
Languages Unlimited are approved by FAS and the London
Chamber of Commerce and Industry Examinations Board,
Universitii per Stranieri Perugia examinations centre for the
Italian language as well as a corporate member of the Irish
Translators' and Interpreters' Association.
For further information contact Languages Unlimlted: Lanquages Unlim-
ited Services Ltd 20 B Conquer Hill Road Clontarf, Dub in 3
E-rnail : la.guages,nIiniteo @ei'cor..er
Tel: +353(0)1 853 2955 Fax: +353(0)r 853 2954
Web: www.lanquaqesunlimited.ie
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