Marketing, international economy, human resources, administration, business management, CRM, purchasing, sales, general finance. Brochures, flyers, newsletters, advertising brochures or communication media, magazines, various advertisements / advertising messages, press articles, commercial correspondence, training materials, press releases in compliance with the communication standards in force in the various countries ( localization), product launch and marketing (advertising campaign, promotion, various communication media, etc.), websites, business plans, meeting reports / advice, White Papers, Business Plans (business plans, business projects), marketing plans, communication plans, annual reports, geopolitical studies, reports, document concerning professional ethics

Administrations, embassies, ministries, NGOs and associations, European and international affairs, UNICEF, UN, EU, NGOs, RRI, BEI, UNHCR, EU-OSHA, Environment protection agency, etc..

Medical, pharma, engineering, mechanics. These translations are complicated and pointed. They require language skills and in-depth knowledge of the subject area. It is therefore essential for the translator to have in addition to his knowledge, a significant amount of documentation (journals, dictionaries, specialized books, etc.). Note that the style of technical translations is also clean and different from any other style. It is therefore imperative that the translator not only have the ad hoc skills in these areas, that he be fully documented but also that he can surround himself with experts capable of helping him in his research if necessary. In order to offer exceptional quality work, 3GTranslations surrounds itself with or joins forces with experts such as engineers, computer scientists, doctors, etc. Examples: general and specialized, medical reports, publications, articles, reports of conferences, symposia and seminars, medical leaflets, dosages, product information, pharmaceutical sector, consumer goods, expertise, manuals, user guide, etc.

Extensive IT background and knowledge. Specific terminology of ICT and the digital world.

Novels, diversified works, short stories, biographies, historical, contemporary novels, essays.

Incentives, tourist guides, hotels, tour operators, websites of hotels, tour operators, brochures, websites, flyers, books, magazines. Tourism professionals, tourist offices, travel agencies, museums, guides and transport firms need to reach out to a global customer base. Promotional material for travel or holidays must be translated into as many languages as there are target audiences. The quality of those translations will have a direct impact on how the potential traveler perceives the destination. Translators must hold the required cultural knowledge, in terms of both the language and the cultural aspects of the region.

Contracts, reports, minutes, CV, cover letters, job descriptions, incident reports, letters of termination of contract, work regulations, insurance, contracts, psychology, etc.

- Sworn officer with the Belgian State.
- Any legal documents
- What is a sworn translation?
A sworn translation is produced by a qualified sworn translator. The final document includes details and signature of the translator.
A sworn translator is accredited by and registered with the courts and a sworn translation is one that can be officially ‘trusted’ by the authorities. It usually suffices for government departments and local authorities in Belgium.
An increasing numbers of official bodies also require a legalization.
- What is a certified translation?
A certified translation is stamped, dated and signed by a sworn translator (accredited by the courts) to certify it as a “true translation of the original”. It then carries the same legal validity as the source document.