About Regional Language Network London

LDA Regional Language Network London was funded by the London Development Agency between October 2007 and March 2010 to promote language and cultural skills in the capital. The information, advice and resources that were created during this time are retained on this legacy website, which also continues to host case studies and activity updates for the Business Language Champions programme in London.

You can also continue to benefit from the training programmes Welcoming the World and Working with the World which are maintained under the Talking to the World brand.

What are you interested in?

Find out about the projects that RLN London has been involved in
Get information and advice for businesses on language and cultural skills in the workplace, including using language and cultural services
Get information and advice on language careers and learning - including case studies of Londoners
Visit the area for education providers and language and cultural service providers to learn how to develop partnerships and promote your business
Use the Language and Cultural Planner and tailored area for business advisers to get quick and easy signposting to the right resources
Explore the resources area for business guides, cultural briefings, video advice and more
Find out about training programmes that could improve the way you welcome visitors and work with colleagues
Learn about creating partnerships between schools and businesses on the Business Language Champions programme
Discover how language and cultural skills will be an essential ingredient for success at the 2012 Games

Enquiries

The RLN London office closed on 31 March 2010. If you do however have any queries about the content on this website, please contact Jane Collis on jane.collis@talkingtotheworld.co.uk

RLN London's report on the language skills of London's residents and students