Elanga International Language Services

Elanga International was finalist in the language Provider award category at the East Midlands International Business Communications Awards on the 30th November 2006. The awards were presented by Benedict Allen, intrepid explorer, author of nine books, public speaker, presenter and awards ceremony host seen here presenting the award to Elanga. The event itself was sponsored by Nottingham East Midlands Airport and held at the Marriott Hotel Leicester. It was presented to Elanga International for the provision of a wide ranging and diverse spectrum of language services to UK and overseas clients from countries as far wide as France, Spain, India, Italy, Germany and Argentina and to clients which include the British Equestrian Trade Association. The British Canoe Union, Rolls Royce and Trelleborg Industrial AVS. Through the provision of this range of services worldwide Elanga helps to faciliitate trade to both UK and non UK businesses.

Elanga Nominated for a National Language Award

Elanga International was a nationally shortlisted Company at the National Language for Export Awards 2003.

The nomination came in recignition of Elanga international as an innovator in language training. An invitation to a VIP reception with the Duke of York who was to present the awards made this a glittering occasion. The event took place at the Walker’s Stadium Leicester and the shortlisting was achieved through language training with a Derbyshire Flooring Company. The training, which took place in house, culminated in a visit to Paris by company members to implement the training they had leart with their tutor in real life situations. The tasks they completed included; ordering meals, checking into hotels, booking taxis, asking directions and meeting business colleagues to discuss future business.

Anyone who is interested to know more about this initiative please feel free to contact us. We literally transport you there to use your language!

Elaine says, “… much language learning takes place in a room in isolation. Memories of schooldays still abound. Language comes to life when there is a smile of recognition and understanding on the face of the recipient”.