BiCortex Languages
Maggie Williams is an accomplished Global Client Services Director at BiCortex Languages, where notable achievements include leading a team to enhance recruitment efforts and implementing innovative services that significantly boosted revenue and market position. Previous roles include B2C & Translations Manager and B2C Manager, where Maggie established a successful translations service that contributed to a 25% revenue increase. Earlier experience spans service management within the NHS, coordinating operations in operating theatres, and leading clinical care in emergency departments, complemented by academic qualifications in Emergency Health Care and Operating Department Practice from Coventry University and Oxford Brookes University. Maggie has demonstrated expertise in global customer engagement and operational effectiveness across various sectors.
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BiCortex Languages
BiCortex provides face-to-face, virtual language training and cross-cultural training in any place, anytime and anywhere in the world. We also provide virtual training in our platform with native and qualified trainers. We teach all languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Mandarin, Russian, Arabic, etc. Our customers are corporations interested in providing training to their local employees and expatriates, or private students (adults and children). We provide a flexible approach adapting to the student’s needs, goals and requirements, following the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Our team is located in different time zones around the globe to be able to provide immediate assistance to our customers and students. We operate 365 days per year, no exceptions. Our trainers are: ● Fully qualified with appropriate degrees and certificates ● Professional and reliable ● Able to tailor classes to suit the student's learning style ● Flexible with timings and cancellations ● Able to teach in a location that best suits the student