About Wageningen in'to Languages

Wageningen in'to Languages is the centre of expertise for language and communication of Wageningen University & Research. We help students, academics, and professionals within and outside the University develop their communication skills. Because people who understand, and know how to engage and connect with others really do make a difference.

What can In'to do for you?

You can come to us for:

Language and communication training
Translation and editing services
Training and retraining for lecturers
Generative AI courses
Coaching and advice on language, communication and language assessments

In'to in short

We strengthen people's language and communication skills so that they can communicate with confidence, clarity and impact. With each other and with technology.

Wageningen in'to Languages stands for quality. For example, we have the Blik op werk Inburgeren quality label and the ISO17100-2015 certificate, the best-known quality label for quality translations.

In’to Languages is made up of Radboud in’to Languages and Wageningen in’to Languages, and it is affiliated to Radboud University and Wageningen University & Research. We also collaborate with the Wageningen Writing Lab and Welcome Center Food Valley.

Why choose In’to?

In the more than 30 years of In’to Languages’ existence, we have continuously developed our services and methods. And we will continue to do so. Are you curious to know how we work and whether it suits you? You can find some of our fundamental principles below.

We believe that:

communication connects and can open worlds;
successful communication is conscious communication;
good language skills are essential to be communicatively strong;
communication and culture are closely intertwined;
you learn by doing, within a context relevant to you, and that you are allowed to get things wrong now and then. But within a pleasant and safe learning environment;
you learn by working on your own as well as collaborating with others, because you also learn from each other;
technology can augment contact education, but human contact and personal interaction are still essential;
the more you are in contact with a language, the faster you learn it and the better it sticks.