E-learning and training translation services
Training that works in every language your teams and dealers use.
DEMA translates e-learning courses from the files your authoring tool exports and subtitles your training videos, using the same approved terminology as your manuals. You get back files ready to republish, in every language.
A technician who learns one name for a part in training and finds another in the manual loses time and trust. Course translation belongs in the same glossary and translation memory as your product documentation.
From course export to republished course, in every language.
We work from the files your e-learning authoring tool exports for translation, so slides, quiz items and on-screen labels are translated without rebuilding the course. Training videos are subtitled in the same project.
Export and analysis
You export the course text from your authoring tool, for example as XLIFF. We check the files, count new and repeated text and confirm the scope.
Terminology and translation
Qualified linguists translate slides, quiz questions, feedback and interface text with your approved glossary and translation memory.
Training video subtitles
Instruction, safety and product videos used in the course are transcribed, translated and timed as subtitles.
Revision and review
A second qualified linguist revises every translation, and your subject-matter experts can check key terms before release.
Files ready to re-import
Translated files come back in the exported format, ready to import into your authoring tool and publish to your learning platform.
One project for every learning asset.
Course text from authoring tools
Slides, navigation, quiz items, feedback and on-screen labels, delivered back in the file format your tool exported.
Training video subtitles
Subtitles for instruction, safety and product videos, translated and timed for comfortable reading on screen.
Subtitling beyond training
For corporate and marketing video, our subtitling team also handles closed captions and SDH.
Explore subtitling services →Training manuals and handouts
Printed and PDF training material, translated and laid out by our in-house DTP team.
Tests and certificates
Assessment questions, answer feedback and completion texts kept consistent with the course content.
Course updates
When a course changes, translation memory reuses approved text so the work focuses on what is new or changed.
Everyone who works with your products.
Manufacturers train dealers, service technicians, installers and their own staff in other countries. We translate that training into the languages they work in.
Dealer training
Service technician courses
Installer training
Product onboarding
Safety training
Compliance courses
Sales enablement
Customer academies
Internal staff training
Software and HMI tutorials
A correctly translated course can still fail the learner.
Terminology
Use the same approved terms as the manual and the machine.
Text fit
Translated text must fit buttons, slides and quiz layouts.
Files
Keep the course structure intact.
Video
Make spoken content in training videos available in every language.
Training and manuals should use the same words.
When course translation runs separately from the manuals, terminology drifts and learners meet different names for the same thing. We use one glossary and one translation memory for both, so training, documentation and the product interface stay aligned.
Course translation
Primary goal: learners understand the training and pass it in their own language.
Product documentation
Primary goal: users and technicians install, operate and maintain the product safely.
Explore technical translation →One shared terminology
Both draw on the same approved glossary and translation memory, which belong to you and can be exported.
Is your translation workflow ready for training content?
Answer 17 questions about how your company handles translation and get a score with practical tips on terminology, files and review.

Plan the translation around the course export, not around the slides.
Do you work directly in our authoring tool?
We work with the files your authoring tool exports for translation, such as XLIFF, and return them in the same format for re-import. Your team keeps control of the course project.
Can you subtitle the videos in our courses?
Yes. Training and instruction videos can be transcribed, translated and subtitled as part of the same project.
How do you keep course terms consistent with our manuals?
We use one glossary and one translation memory for courses and documentation, so the same part or function has the same name everywhere.
What happens when we update a course?
Approved text is reused from your translation memory, so the work concentrates on new and changed content. The memory belongs to you.
Send a course export and tell us who needs to learn from it.
The right workflow depends on your authoring tool, the target languages and whether the course includes video. Send a sample export and we will show you what can be reused.
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