About

Dr Jay Kettle-Williams

Dr J L Kettle-Williams heads up our international team

By profession Jay is a wordsmith  (translator, writer, magazine editor, trainer/presenter), communications consultant (cross-culture, routes to market, marketing, corporate identity, branding, international market communications), court interpreter and expert witness to the judiciary (human communications incl. psycho- and socio-linguistics). As a linguist, Jay holds qualifications in French, German, Guaraní, Latin, Quechua, Russian and Spanish, having also studied Arabic, Mapuche, Yaghan and Esperanto. Jay has broadcast, presented and written regularly in professional, business and general press on all manner of business matters, cross-cultural communications and related issues.

LANGUAGES
English (Native), Spanish, French, German, Russian, Quechua, Guarani.

QUALIFICATIONS & AWARDS
BA, MLitt, PhD, Dip G; Fellowship (Ch. Inst. Linguists), Leverhulme Scholar; PICKUP Award Winner; Lifetime Business Award.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Formerly President (2 years) to local Chamber of Commerce; Amateur photographer (exhibitions incl. Portsmouth, London and Manchester; Full profile available on Linked In

Rosina Ketle-Williams

Rosina Kettle-Williams MA

Rosina is an Honours graduate in French and Spanish from St. Andrew’s University where she won a Stevenson scholarship to study for an extra year at the University of Granada, Spain. Having completed her Post-Graduate Certificate in Education at the University of York, where she also gained a qualification in Italian, Rosina went on to establish Verbatim Language Services in 1980, then Bona Fide Translations in 1993 – between them providing translation and interpreting services for private individuals and all manner of businesses at home and abroad. In the early 80s Rosina also founded our Summer School for young People from Abroad in order to satisfy the demand for high quality English language provision for young people wishing to improve their English in England.

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The best language is always the one the customer speaks

Anton Fugger (C16th)