Chartered Institute
of Linguists
Lincolnshire Society
Forthcoming events are currently being planned and will be publicised here soon.
The Lincolnshire Society runs a variety of professional development events, benefitting CIOL members and non-members alike. Click an event to see its original listing and, if applicable, event reports and downloadable materials:
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Lincoln, Saturday 16 November 2024
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Lincoln, Saturday 27 April 2024
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Lincoln, Saturday 14 October 2023
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Lincoln, Saturday 22 April 2023
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Lincoln, Saturday 26 November 2022
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Lincoln, Saturday 7 May 2022
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Lincoln, Saturday 5 February 2022
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Lincoln, Saturday 20 November 2021
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Lincoln, Saturday 6 February 2021
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Lincoln, Saturday 21 November 2020
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Lincoln, Saturday 8 February 2020
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Lincoln, Saturday 23 November 2019
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Lincoln, Saturday 11 May 2019
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Lincoln, Saturday 2 February 2019
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Lincoln, Saturday 24 November 2018
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Lincoln, Saturday 28 April 2018
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Lincoln, Saturday 3 February 2018
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Lincoln, Saturday 18 November 2017
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Lincoln, Saturday 6 May 2017
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Lincoln, Saturday 4 February 2017
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Lincoln, Saturday 19 November 2016
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The inaugural meeting of the Lincolnshire Society was held in June 1998. Membership of the Society is free and CIOL members as well as non-members are very welcome at all our events. Information about our events is available on the events page of this website.
The aim of the Lincolnshire Society is to be a local meeting point for people to find out more about the CIOL and what it has to offer; to be a contact point for information and professional networking, and to provide varied presentations and events during the year. These events aim to involve members working in all areas of languages. Committee members have also in the past given presentations to local business people about the correct use of translators and interpreters.
We hold several events each year, plus an Annual General Meeting in Lincoln. In the past, events have been held on subjects such as MA courses in translation and interpreting studies, continuous professional development, designing a website, effective use of the internet by linguists, translation software, the new A/AS level syllabus in languages, the latest changes in Public Service Interpreting, marketing for freelance translators and setting up as a freelance interpreter or translator. We also organise social and networking events.
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Mrs Candia HILLIER DipTrans MCIL |
Chair |
Candia Hillier first qualified as a Diagnostic Radiographer and later worked as a Personal Assistant to her husband, the internationally renowned landscape artist Graham Hillier, travelling extensively with him in France, Italy, Spain and Germany. Her love of the French language and frustration at not being able to communicate effectively with the French people during extended travels to many different regions of France led Candia to study French seriously. |
Lady Brigitte PEACH MCIL |
Committee member | None provided |
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Mrs Madeleine COX BEd MCIL |
Committee member | None provided |
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Dr John WHITTAKER BA PhD CERT ED MA MCIL |
Committee member | None provided |
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Mrs Helen BURLEFINGER BA (Hons) MCIL |
Secretary | None provided |
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Mrs Elena SALAS RAMIREZ MA MCIL |
Treasurer | None provided |
If you are interested in supporting the Lincolnshire Society we'd be delighted to hear from you.
Simply fill in our Online Eligibility Check form and a member of the committee will contact you for a no obligation discussion.
