Ciklopea Summer School 2015

Ciklopea 10 years ago 4 min read
Ciklopea Summer School 2015 | News | Blog | Ciklopea

Ciklopea, in its capacity of a regional leader in the language industry, has previously taken part in initiating and realizing the cooperation between the industry and the academic community.

In addition to the ongoing organization and giving lectures at the universities with the aim of training young translators and having the Doors Open Days, as well as providing conditions for internships, Ciklopea has taken a step forward and announces the Summer School for students from the region of Southeast Europe in August 2015.

The aim of the Summer School is to make the first contact between the students of the linguistic studies and the language industry, their development and advancement, as well as the exchange of knowledge and experience, all to make the students, i.e. the professional translators to be, as ready as possible to keep up with the professional challenges lying ahead and to make their transition to the working world as successful as possible.

Ciklopea is taking this opportunity to invite the degree candidates and graduate students of the linguistic studies (English and German language) from the entire region of Southeast Europe (Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Albania), who are willing to expand their knowledge and advance in their profession to apply for Ciklopea Summer School in Zagreb, taking place between 17th and 28th of August 2015.

For more information about the application and the deadline, please click on the following link.

Like This Article? Subscribe to Receive More Via Email

  • receive a digest with new articles
  • up to 2 emails a month

Related Articles

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) and KPIs in Localization: A Strategic Approach for Regulated Industries

4 weeks ago

In regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, technology, fintech, and life sciences, compliance is paramount and documentation errors can have significant regulatory consequences. Localization isn’t merely translation—it’s a critical risk management function requiring rigorous oversight. This is precisely why structured Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) and validated Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) have become essential governance tools for procurement professionals managing localization services.

Continue reading