FAQ
First aid, workplace and personal safety, and the courses on Word, Excel and Google Workspace are free. The administrative assistant course and the psychology-related courses are paid.
Depending on the course, access is available immediately or after registration. Registration is required in any case to receive a certificate.
For paid courses, yes, after completion. For free courses, a certificate is available to registered participants only and is not issued automatically.
No. The courses start from the basics and are suitable for those with no experience in administrative work.
Free courses come with a certificate of completion. Paid courses come with a certificate and the completed programme: a full list of the modules and topics covered.
No. It confirms completion of a course and the programme covered.
The duration depends on the course. Administrative Assistant from Scratch takes about 6 hours of material. There are no deadlines, so any course can be taken in a few days or spread over weeks.
For paid courses, yes: questions can be asked free of charge for two weeks after the course is completed.
Yes. All materials are online and can be returned to whenever needed.
By the page of 1,800 characters including spaces. The rate starts at €15 per page and depends on the complexity, urgency and subject of the text.
A standard translation is an accurate translation of the text, available without certification or with certification by the translation bureau. An official translation is made and certified by a sworn translator and is accepted by institutions that require this form of translation.
Standard translations are completed at up to 5 pages per business day. Urgent orders are possible upon request for an additional fee.
No. It is needed only when a document will be used abroad and the receiving country or institution requires it. This can be clarified before ordering.
Yes: 20% on standard translations and 15% on the service fee for official translations and apostille services.
The sworn translator is responsible for an official translation, and the notary for an apostille. The intermediary service covers organising the process, contacting the specialists, and delivering the finished documents.
Yes. The translation bureau can certify a standard translation with its stamp and the signature of the owner, director or another senior employee. Such translations are usually submitted to courts and medical institutions. Which form is accepted depends on the receiving institution, so it is worth checking in advance.
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