E-learning and training organizations

E-learning localization services for course catalogs

We translate, dub and subtitle your courses into 70+ languages, keep terminology consistent across every module and deliver files your LMS can publish straight away.

  • Human review at every step
  • 70+ languages
  • GDPR, based in Paris
  • Exact quote before production

What does e-learning localization include?

E-learning localization adapts a course so learners in another language get the same learning experience: translated narration or dubbing, subtitles, translated on-screen text where needed, and terminology that stays consistent from the first module to the last. We run it as one managed workflow on our own AI dubbing engine, and your subject-matter experts validate translations before any voice is produced.

languages for dubbing, subtitles and translation
70+
workflow steps, including 2 sign-offs by your team
8
masterclass videos localized for a single client
~100

Demo

See the engine behind every project

A short look at the VoiceCheap engine our team uses to translate, dub and deliver your videos.

What breaks e-learning localization projects

A course library is not a one-off video. The same three problems appear on almost every catalog.

  • 01

    Terminology drifts between modules

    The same concept translated three different ways in three modules undermines trust in the course. We lock a glossary before production and apply it to every module and language.

  • 02

    Volume stretches timelines

    40 hours of courseware in 5 languages means 200 hours of localized video. Modules are processed in parallel, so the timeline follows batches, not a single queue.

  • 03

    Screens and quizzes stay in the source language

    A dubbed voice over untranslated screens is not a localized course. We deliver subtitles, translated scripts and on-screen text so the whole module lines up.

What we localize for training teams

  • Video lessons

    Instructor-led and screen-recorded lessons, dubbed or subtitled.

  • The instructor's voice

    Cloned with the instructor's written consent, or a professional voice cast for your tone.

  • Subtitles for your LMS

    SRT and VTT files timed to the localized audio.

  • Scripts and transcripts

    Translated scripts for handouts, quizzes and course pages.

  • Course glossary

    One terminology list reused for every module and every new course.

  • Delivery per language

    Files organized by language and module, ready to upload.

Process

One managed workflow, from source video to publish-ready files

Eight steps, two sign-offs from your team and a human quality check on every file.

  1. 01

    Scoping

    We agree on target languages, volumes, output formats, voices and a delivery date before any work starts.

  2. 02

    Transcription

    Your source videos are transcribed with timecodes and speaker labels, using your brand vocabulary.

  3. 03

    Transcript sign-off

    Your team approves the transcript and the glossary of names, products and technical terms.

  4. 04

    Translation

    Each language is translated in context and adapted to the timing of the original speech.

  5. 05

    Translation sign-off

    You review and approve every translation before any audio is produced.

  6. 06

    Dubbing and subtitles

    Cloned or professional voices, optional lip-sync and subtitles are produced for each language.

  7. 07

    Quality control

    A human reviewer checks timing, pronunciation, terminology and the final render.

  8. 08

    Delivery

    You receive publish-ready videos, audio tracks, subtitles and transcripts, with corrections if needed.

Your subject-matter experts stay in control

Your experts review the translation of each module in an editable format before any voice is generated. Their corrections are applied and added to the glossary, so the next modules start from validated terminology instead of repeating the same fixes.

Dubbing or subtitles for courses?

Subtitles work for short modules and for learners who read the source language well. For procedures, software training and long courses, dubbing keeps attention on the screen instead of on the text. Many training organizations dub the core curriculum and subtitle optional content.

Services for this sector

Results

Results our clients have measured

Managed localization projects delivered for education, media and enterprise teams.

Confidential by design

Internal training, product launches and leadership messages often cannot leave your control. Our workflow is built for that.

  • GDPR-compliant processing by a company based in Paris, France
  • Your videos, scripts and voices are never used to train AI models
  • You keep full ownership and commercial rights on every deliverable
  • Access is limited to the people working on your project

Popular language pairs

Dubbing, subtitles and voice-over for the language combinations our clients order most often.

Frequently asked questions

We build a glossary with you before production: domain terms, product names and required phrasings. It is applied to every module, checked again during quality control, and corrections made on one module carry over to the next.
Yes. Modules are processed in parallel and delivered in agreed batches, language by language, with a single point of contact for the whole project.
Yes. It is a built-in checkpoint: you review the translation, your corrections are applied, and only then are voices produced.
MP4 videos to your specifications, SRT and VTT subtitles, separate WAV or MP3 audio tracks and translated scripts, organized by language.
Yes, with the instructor's written consent. Their voice is used in every target language, which keeps the identity of the course. Otherwise we cast a professional voice that matches its tone.

Tell us about your videos. We will scope your project on a short call.