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Whether you need an inclusive language specialist to speak at an event, or have a creative or audiovisual translation project you need expert help with, I’d be delighted to put my skills to work for you.

Please let me know as many details as you can at this stage, so I can put together an accurate quote as quickly as possible.

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Working hours: 8 am - 4 pm (UK time),
Monday to Thursday

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    “Alicja is trusted, reliable, efficient, and communicative. She makes a great effort to build and maintain friendly relationships with our project managers. We're looking forward to continuing our collaboration for years to come. ”
    Siul Sánchez Chacin,
    Glyph Language Services
    Project: What will you need from me in order to start working together?

    The first step is to get in touch and tell me about your project. Ideally, it’d be good to know the language combination, subject matter, your preferred deadline and delivery format, where the text will be used, the target audience, and any other relevant details.

    But don’t worry if you don’t have all this information to hand. The key thing for me is to see your files. We can discuss any further details after that.

    My standard working hours are 8 am until 4 pm (UK time) from Monday to Thursday. I don’t usually check my email outside of these times. If I’m on holiday, my out-of-office message will let you know when you can expect to hear back from me, and contain contact details for a trusted colleague I recommend in the meantime.

    I’ll send you my payment terms together with my full terms and conditions before we start working together.

    My preferred payment method is bank transfer. I accept payment in GBP, EUR, PLN and USD. I use Wise, which means you’ll pay into a local bank account and won’t be charged for a transfer in a foreign currency. If you’d like to use a different currency, please let me know.

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