A popular question from academic staff is whether we can undertake work for them on a personal basis when we are suppliers to their university. TP Transcription also trades as University Transcriptions and we are preferred suppliers to large number of UK and EU Universities for transcription and translation work.
Is it possible for Scousers/Brummies et al to speak two types of English – one colloquial with a strong accent when conversing locally with fellow inhabitants of their area, and a separate clearer non-accented English spoken when conversing with the rest of the country? Article by TP Transcription Limited.
Do University Transcriptions and TP Transcription offer free transcription services to students? No, and this is why – an article on the costs of academic transcription.
OK is one of the most common words in the English language, but it is just 150 years old. Article on OK and okay from TP Transcription Limited, UK transcribers and translators.
The provision of court transcription services in England and Wales – article by TP Transcription Limited, specialist transcription providers for legal, business and academic clients.
How to extract .CDA files from a CD and copy to a PC to use in a more usable format such as MP3. Article from TP Transcription Limited.
TP Transcription has been involved in transcribing call centre and telesales conversations for many years – accuracy of manual transcription required for precise records.
OCR text recognition services – how to get PDFs converted to Word documents free of charge and the need for copy typing if you need accuracy. Article by TP Transcription Limited.
The easiest way of playing MP3 files on an iPhone without paying Apple any money at all – an article by TP Transcription and University Transcriptions.
Zoom etiquette from TP Transcription. Although when video conferencing you’re not meeting face to face, there are still certain rules that you should follow for good practice. Article by Emily Fagan.