CV translation (and other stuff too)

Want to study or work abroad? Need to translate official documents before you move for a job or go on holidays?

We're pretty frikkin' close to launching a website dedicated entirely to CVs, covering letters and sworn translation. We provide translations, revision and editing, localization, or we can even draft the document for you in the target language.

We also handle the sworn translation of official documents to prepare you for the mind-numbing administrative joys you'll face when you come over here or head over there.

The site has a tool for generating an automatic quote so you don't actually have to talk to us to find out how much it will cost either.
We're watching over the webmaster's shoulder, crossing Ts and dotting lower case Js.

Let us know if you have any suggestions.

Ah yes, the blog...

Apparently it's been some time since anything was last put something up here, hhhmmm. Not to make excuses, but if I were...: holidays (mine and others); interns coming and going; my stature as a marketing and business translation specialist steadily rising with my word count (that's right, I said it); and my preference for the pencil and paper variety of expression that gets sent into Canadian postal strikes rather than scanned and posted up here would all be mediocre ones. Besides, the subject matter of my letters wouldn't interest anyone and might find me answering a few questions here at work. So for now suffice to say that things have slowed and settled a bit and our office is juggling a few new contract negotiations we're excited about and I'm looking forward to finishing up our translation of a White Paper on Enterprise 2.0. Let me know if you want to talk productivity and communication strategies. More to follow; no really.