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The International Language & Translation Institute is a private, non-profit organization. Our goal is to provide guidance and support to translators/interpreters, language learners, and language instructors in a friendly atmosphere. Our members and students are from numerous countries; all meeting together either on-ground or online to learn to speak, teach and/or translate languages.
Thanks to our instructors and members, we have a rich online community, which provides students the opportunity to interact with the World of languages and cultures. With classmates and instructors from a large variety of countries, students make many friends from other cultures and use many different languages as their primary mode of communication. ILTI staff, instructors, home-stay families, language partners, and tutors give students close contact with people from around the World and foster many long-term friendships.
Membership
A membership in the International Language and Translation Institute provides organizations and individuals with access to the following benefits:
Benefits:
- Access to the ILTI’s books and magazines
- Discounted Workshops and conferences
- Access to Newsletters
- Discounted courses and certifications
- Continuing training and development
- International referral services
- International Recognition
- * Attractive on your CVs and Resume’
Prices:
Annual Membership for Students: $25 per year – Join now!
Annual Membership for Individuals: $50 per year – Join now!
Annual Membership for Organizations: $750 per year - Join now!
Language Certification
Our Language Certification program will prepare you to study at the university level, research in many languages, travel abroad, and working and or studying in another country. Our Language Certification can be earned online.
Language Specializations:
$400 per course for members – Read more!
$600 for non-members- Read more!
The International Language and Translation Institute delivers the following courses leading to certifications in – Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced:
French
Spanish
English
Italian
Arabic
German
Chinese
Japanese
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