Fran Meets World | Halloween
I was born in the month of Halloween. I’m not sure if this says something about me but when I was little, I really wanted to have powers like...
Exeter Chamber of Commerce
Atlas offers a very personal translation service to Devon and the South West! Many, many years ago (well, in 1991) when we started, location was everything, so we had...
IgnITIon – ITI Student Bulletin
As an established translation agency (since 1991!) we have always had lots of enquiries from: Students Teachers People wanting a career change Translators and interpreters starting out We refer...
Across the UK and back again: Miriana’s travels
Miriana joined us on a UK work placement at the beginning of July and finishes today. In her time at Atlas, she spent many of her weekends travelling to...
Growing up in the UK as British-Iranian by Sarah Esfandiari
In 1996, my parents and my older sister, collectively moved to Glasgow, Scotland from Tehran, Iran – of course, with my parents being born and raised in the mysterious...
Translation into Chinese
Translation into Chinese I’ll begin by stating that under the ‘Chinese’ title there’s actually an array of related but in many cases mutually unintelligible dialects. Of course, in this...
Translation into Welsh
Translation into Welsh Thinking about translation into Welsh? Welsh is a fantastic example of a regional language that has faced multiple struggles and attacks on the culture throughout history,...
Happy Birthday Atlas Translations – We are 26!
Happy Birthday Atlas Translations! Never missing an opportunity for cake, here’s one we made earlier. Hard to believe Atlas is 26 years old (officially on Saturday, 22 July but...
Translation Agency Tips: #48: Perfect Invoicing Tips
Nowadays at Atlas Translations, we have a bespoke invoicing system for all suppliers to submit invoices with. This reduces potential issues and ensures you receive payment more swiftly. However...
Old translation scam back in town! Beware and stay safe online
A few translators and companies have been in touch to tell us about being contacted for a job which seems too good to be true – and turns out...