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The Business of Language UK

This newsletter offers up-to-date information on the work of CILT and its (Regional) Language Networks throughout the UK in building language and cultural skills for business and employment.

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Business of language newsletter - Issue 6

Issue 6, Spring 2008 (pdf)

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Languages Work: persuading young people of the importance of languages
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Redditch Manager goes back to class to promote languages.
How language skills can boost customer service.
Page 3
Languages for social cohesion.
Routes into Languages programme launches in style!
Page 4
Language Gateways to the Professions – applied languages.
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Business of language newsletter - Issue 5

Issue 5, Winter 2007 (pdf)

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Les langues font nos affaires
Languages mean business
Unternehmen Sprache
The value of languages expressed in equations
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Languages in the UK workplace.
Yorkshire fabric company named top Business Language Champion
Page 3
Finding a way forward with Routes into Languages.
Launch events for National Occupational Standards in Translation and Interpreting.
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Contribute to the development of our UK Standards in Intercultural Working.
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The Business of Language issue 4 Spring 07

Issue 4, Spring 2007 (pdf)

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UK to engage in language 'renaissance' | Multilingualism boosts European competitiveness - it's official
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Languages in the workplace | UK Employees keen to use languages
Page 3
Yorkshire businesses offer multilingual work experience | Standards in Intercultural Working | New initiatives put learners on the right path | New Comenius fellows honoured
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Issue 3, Autumn 2006 (pdf)

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UK expertise called on to develop European policy | The Olympic language legacy
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Languages in the workplace | Are language graduates attracted to your organisation? | Occupations of employed language graduates of 2004
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Alliance to serve as voice for employer language needs | Consultation leads to revised industry Standards | Economic impact of communication barriers
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Issue 2, Autumn 2005 (pdf)

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Managers need to embrace a multicultural mindset
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Editorial | Business Language Champions: Reuters
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School business project scoops three language awards | How to be a language champion
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Adding value to your communication strategy | Helping new recruits into the translation industry become more 'work-ready'
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National Languages Strategy | Climb the Languages Ladder | National Standards in Interpreting | New on-line directory for UK business: Developments in National Occupational Standards
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Employer resources
Page 7
And the winning city is ... London
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Languages in the news

Issue 1, Autumn 2004 (pdf)

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Welcome | New Director for CILT, the National Centre for Languages
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BCC survey | Business Person of the Year | Graduate recruits need languages and cultural skills | Support for commercial trainers
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National Languages Strategy
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Around the Language Networks
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European Language Portfolio training | Institute of Linguists reviews Certificate in Bilingual Skills | Languages in construction | National Language Standards review
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Languages on-line