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Localization & Translation

Localization & Translation for Global Learning

Courses, video, documents and assessments adapted for 40+ languages and cultures — engineered so every locale feels native, stays accessible and keeps assessments valid.

Illustration of eLearning localization across languages and regions
40+ Languages supported
60% Higher completion in APAC
30+ Countries served
40% Savings via translation memory

Native-speaker linguists · translation memory & termbase · in-context linguistic QA.

Definition

Translation vs Localization

Translation converts words; localization adapts the entire learning experience. Localization reworks examples, imagery, units, currency, idiom, reading direction and assessment design so content feels created for the learner — not converted for them. Internationalization is the engineering that makes both possible without rebuilding.

Get it right and engagement follows: localized programs have driven 60% higher course completion across APAC. Get it wrong and a literal translation quietly signals "this was not made for you."

Why Graveiens

Why Global Teams Choose Graveiens

40+ Languages, One Partner

Native linguists across every major region, including RTL and CJK, coordinated as one program.

Cultural Fit, Not Literal Words

We adapt meaning, examples and tone so learning lands — reflected in 60% higher APAC completion.

Valid Assessments Everywhere

Construct-equivalent item adaptation keeps every translated test fair and comparable.

MT + Human Post-Edit

Machine translation with expert post-editing and translation memory cuts cost and time by 30–50%.

Our Work Process

Our Localization Process

  1. 1

    Internationalization Audit

    We check source content for hard-coded text, layout limits and locale readiness.

  2. 2

    Glossary & Style Guide

    Per-language termbases and style guides lock consistency before translation starts.

  3. 3

    Native-Speaker Translation

    In-country linguists translate, supported by translation memory for reuse.

  4. 4

    Cultural Adaptation

    Examples, imagery and references are adapted for the target market.

  5. 5

    Functional QA

    We test layout, media sync and interactivity in every locale build.

  6. 6

    In-Context Linguistic Review

    A final native review signs off meaning, tone and on-screen fit.

How We Compare

Localization Done Like Engineering

The gap between a translated file and a program that performs in every market.

CriteriaTypical vendorsGraveiens
LinguistsBilingual generalistsIn-country native subject linguists
ScopeText onlyText, media, voice, layout & assessment
AssessmentsLiteral translationConstruct-equivalent adaptation
EngineeringLayout breaks on expansionRTL, text-expansion & font engineering
EfficiencyRe-translate every timeTranslation memory reuse cuts 25–40%
AccessibilityLost in translationWCAG 2.2 maintained per locale

Proven Results

A Case Study From This Practice

Localization · Corporate

A corporate training library localized into 9 languages

Challenge. A Europe-HQ multinational needed 60+ hours of eLearning localized into 9 languages including RTL — and rejected machine translation as robotic.

What we did. Cultural adaptation, not translation: native linguists and in-country reviewers, re-recorded voice-overs, and on-screen text rebuilt for expansion and RTL, backed by a central terminology database and translation memory.

9Languages (incl. RTL)
+58%Completion, non-English
99%First-pass linguistic QA
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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Translation converts words from one language to another. Localization adapts the whole experience — examples, images, units, currency, reading direction, cultural references and assessment validity — so content feels native, not translated.

40+ languages across Europe, APAC, South Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, including right-to-left scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, Urdu) and CJK. Native-speaker linguists handle every locale.

Translation typically runs $0.10–$0.25 per word; full course localization is usually 30–50% of original development cost per language. Translation memory reuse can cut 25–40% on repeat volume.

Roughly 2–4 weeks per language for a standard course, run in parallel across locales. Multimedia and voice-over add time depending on scope.

Yes. We adapt items for construct equivalence, not literal wording, so a translated assessment measures the same ability at the same difficulty in every language.

Yes — professional voice-over, subtitling and lip-sync dubbing, with native talent and in-context review so audio and on-screen text stay in sync.

Yes. German can run 30% longer than English and Arabic flows right-to-left; we re-engineer layouts, fonts and UI so nothing breaks or overflows.

Company Overview

Meet Graveiens EduServices

A 90-second look at how we turn content into measurable learning outcomes.

Industries We Serve

Trusted Across the Learning Ecosystem

K-12 Schools & Districts

K-12 Schools & Districts

Standards-aligned curriculum, assessments and eBooks built to Common Core, NGSS, TEKS, IB and Cambridge.

Higher Education

Higher Education

Course design, OER conversion and assessment banks for universities and online program managers.

Education Publishers

Education Publishers

Overflow authoring, editorial and print-to-digital capacity under your house style — full IP transfers to you.

Corporate & L&D

Corporate & L&D

Compliance, onboarding and skills content that measurably lifts completion and behaviour change.

EdTech Platforms

EdTech Platforms

White-label content, item banks and media that feed adaptive, AI and LMS products at scale.

Government & Nonprofit

Government & Nonprofit

Accessible, multilingual public-sector learning built to Section 508, WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549.

Client Voices

What Partners Say About Working With Us

They delivered 1,200 assessment items at 96% first-pass accuracy — and still beat our print deadline by two weeks.
Head of Content
US K-12 EdTech
Course completion jumped 58% once they rebuilt our compliance training around real workplace decisions instead of click-next slides.
Director of Learning
European Digital Learning Company
800 modules brought to WCAG 2.1 AA — remediated, tested and shipped without a single missed release date.
Accessibility Lead
North American Education Publisher
15,000 employees, one hard regulatory deadline, 98.6% completed on time at a 91% average score. I have never seen numbers like that.
L&D Manager
Global Enterprise
Their rapid-eLearning team turned our raw slide decks into polished, SCORM-ready courses in days, not months.
Product Lead
Corporate Training Provider
Localization into six languages stayed perfectly on-brand and on-schedule. They simply understand education content.
Head of Digital
Higher-Ed Courseware Firm

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