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Training Classes in other tongues
Do we train in Finnish or in French, in Dutch or Danish? No - we don't, but many technical people in Finland and France, in the Netherlands and Denmark have English as an excellent second language and can gainfully take our courses - especially those courses which are so niche that there is no alternative available in their first tongue.
I receive a regular 'spam' telling me that my site is not well seen by foreign language search engines, and I acknowledge what it's telling me. But to some extent that's how I want it to be; little point in building up a market for training in, say, Urdu if we can't deliver a course in that language. Yet I WOULD like to reach people who have good English, and who live in our European proximity. I have rationalised that down to adding pages to our site in the main languages of countries that are close to us, with a note on these pages indicating that they're about public courses presented in English, but with the ability (through a translator) to give the course successfully in Spanish or another language. And I have rationalised that I would be pressing the case too far to support languages from further afield, or minority UK languages (on the grounds that people in the UK would be searching in English!)
Here are some links to those pages ...
English French Spanish Italian German Portugese Dutch Daninsh Norwegian Swedish Finnish.
Englanti, Ranska, Espanja, Italia, Saksa, Portugali, Hollanti, Tanska, Norja, Ruotsi ja Suomi
Anglais, français, espagnol, italien, allemand, portugais, náerlandais, danois, norvágien, suádois et finlandais
Englisch, Französisch, Spanisch, Italienisch, Deutsch, Portugiesisch, Niederländisch, Dänisch, Norwegisch, Schwedisch und Finnisch
Engels, Frans, Spaans, Italiaans, Duits, Portugees, Nederlands, Deens, Noors, Zweeds en Fins
Inglás, francás, español, italiano, alemán, portuguás, holandás, danás, noruego, sueco y finás
Inglese, francese, spagnolo, italiano, tedesco, portoghese, olandese, danese, norvegese, svedese e finlandese
Inglês, Francês, Espanhol, Italiano, Alemão, Português, holandês, dinamarquês, norueguês, sueco e finlandês
Engelsk, fransk, spansk, italiensk, tysk, portugisisk, hollandsk, dansk, norsk, svensk og finsk
Engelska, franska, spanska, italienska, tyska, portugisiska, nederländska, danska, norska, svenska och finska
Engelsk, fransk, spansk, italiensk, tysk, portugisisk, nederlandsk, dansk, norsk, svensk og finsk (written 2009-08-10 07:34:28)
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