USCCC Corporate
Services
Translation & Interpretation Services
For businesses in need
of translation, proofreading, editing or interpretation services, USCCC provides professional help from experts in communication between
Chinese and English. USCCC maintains a network of professionals who
can provide services in interpreting and translating a variety of
documents, including legal and business documents, brochures,
financial reports, and formal presentations. To ensure quality,
USCCC¡¯s in-house staff with business background will coordinate and
supervise all projects.
Translate
documents from Chinese to English and vice versa (both Traditional and
Simplified Chinese)
Professional, on-site interpretation for business meetings,
exhibitions, lectures, conferences, and seminars
Creation
of exhibition layout for effective presentation
Photo-ready delivery, electronic formats available
CROSS-CULTURAL TRAINING WORKSHOPS
"Bridging the U.S.-China
Cultural Gap" - April 8, 2004
During these courses, participants learn basic Chinese language
communication skills, while consultants thoroughly discuss the people
and the business culture of The People's Republic of China. Often
included in the training is a panel discussion led by executives who
have worked extensively in China. The classes are adaptable for groups
of about 10-20 participants, and can be customized to fit your needs.
Our cross-cultural training programs help to bridge gaps for people
who interact with China, such as business transferees and their
families, and employees of global companies. Whether you are heading
overseas on a business trip, communicating regularly with foreign
partners from the U.S., or selling to customers in China, training
from USCCC can ensure that you can communicate effectively.
International business requires much more than knowing a country's
language. It is important to be skilled in the cultural nuances of a
society to make the best impression and avoid misunderstandings.
Topics include:
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Language structure
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General overview of dialects
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Pronunciation and tones
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Introduction to reading and writing
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Dictionary usage
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Communication skills
Situational dialogues
Business Chinese and technical terminology
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Social practices and business etiquette, including gift-giving
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Communication and negotiation styles, including communication do's and
don'ts
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China¡¯s infrastructure (geography, politics, economy, social life,
history, etc.)
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Adapting to life in China