· LTC Credited for Bridging LPGA Cultural Gap
· LTC: Oregon to Canada
LTC: Interpreter Training
LTC has been working with companies such as Toyota, Honda, RYOBI, and Daiken for over 20 years. We understand the rigorous demands and importance of interpreting. Our interactive approach to training will help you communicate most effectively between all parties on a variety of settings that you may encounter. Come join us for an informative interpreter training at LTC Headquarters: 5750 Castle Creek Parkway, Suite 487 Indianapolis, IN 46250.
Duration of Training: 8 hours
Cost: $225.00 (cost includes materials and training)
Contact: Enrique Lopez - enrique@languagetrainingcenter.com
Date/Time: Saturday, January 21, 2012 from 8:00am - 5:00pm
*A 1 hour lunch break will be taken. There are nearby restaurants or you may bring your lunch.
Additional information is available upon request. For customized training on-site at your organization, contact Enrique Lopez at 888-456-1626.
Language Labs to Help Golfers Communicate
By KAREN CROUSE
New York Times
Published: October 13, 2010
PRATTVILLE, Ala. — While people around her ate lunch, Na Yeon Choi sat digesting English vocabulary. In the clubhouse at last week’s Navistar L.P.G.A. Classic, Choi was bent over a workbook with her pen poised, pondering how to use the word stereotype in a sentence.
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LPGA and LTC Partnership
“The mission of the Language Training Center falls in line with everything we aspire to achieve…” said LPGA Chief Communications Officer David Higdon. “Our organizations both share the belief that understanding and embracing cultures and languages is an essential attribute for individuals working and playing in the global community. Our players will no doubt be enriched by the services and resources that LTC provides us.”
Click here to read the latest press release.
LTC Highlighted for Work with LPGA’s Choi in Golf Week Magazine
As Language Training Center continues their work with the LPGA, more and more players are finding confidence in their abilities to speak a foreign language. In a recent article by Beth Ann Baldry of Golf Week Magazine, Na Yeon Choi’s skills and personality are highlighted as well as the work LTC has done for Choi and numerous other LPGA players.
To gain some insight into LTC’s program and catch a glimpse of Na Yeon Choi, click the link below:
http://www.golfweek.com/news/2010/sep/09/choi-growing-more-comfortable-lpga/
LTC Language Program Credited for Helping Bridge LPGA Cultural Gap
Language Training Center (LTC) was recently featured in an article in the Portland Tribune as the LPGA Safeway Classic tournament wrapped up on August 22nd. George and Tomasik traveled to Oregon to continue Language Training courses with 40 of the LPGA players in between practice rounds at the Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains. During several of the ladies language training sessions, they had the opportunity to put their new and improved skills into a real-life situation as they interviewed with Steve Brandon from The Portland Tribune.
Click the link to read what the girls had to say:
LPGA’s new language program helps bridge cultural gap by Steve Brandon, The Portland Tribune, August 22, 2010.
From Oregon to Canada, LTC continues LPGA Language Training Program
George, President of LTC, was recently featured in the Winnipeg Free Press as he tutored professional golfer Kyeong Bae at the Canadian Women’s Open. LTC is gaining momentum and attendance as LTC language instructors travel the globe with the LPGA. The one on one language training sessions are paying off for the players and people are noticing.
To read the Winnipeg Free Press article, click on the link below:
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LPGA's Kim and Recari Sign with LTC to Further Language Training
LTC’s President, Martin George, Language Training Project Manager and Teacher, Erica Tomasik, and Hannah Perkey, Sales Executive traveled to Springfield, IL for the LPGA State Farm Classic to meet and discuss various language and cross-cultural trainings available to the elite ladies. Here, several athletes signed up for classes, including Inkyung Kim and Beatriz Reacari. Kim is working to further her verbal and written communication skills in English. Recari, on the other hand, is taking language classes to learn Japanese.
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LTC Closes Communication Gap between US and China
Language Training Center (LTC) recently took part in the US-China Advanced Technology Vehicle Summit, which brought together Chinese automakers and Indiana component manufacturers to focus on electronic and hybrid vehicles. This was the biggest group of Chinese to ever visit the United States for an automotive-focused trip. Throughout the event, LTC provided simultaneous interpreting services for over 200 attendees to allow both American and Chinese to clearly understand all material presented in the two day event.
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Global Business Opportunities
Because of his extensive experience working internationally, LTC President Martin George was asked to be a panelist at the Global Business Opportunities Forum. This was hosted by the Indiana Small Business Administration. Click to read more in the SBA Indiana Informer.
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