BP Interpreting Days  ’27 :: An eventfor interpreters by BP Translation Conferences :: Online :: 18-21 January 2027

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A BP conference for interpreters

Skills :: Specialisations :: Market :: Technology

 

by BP Translation Conferences

 

BP Interpreting Days ’27

Tentative in-person conference :: We’ll do it if there’s sufficient interest

Countdown to BPID27 online

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Conference format

Workshops and shorter sessions online

Really sorry about cancelling Valencia 🙁

Muiltilingual event

In addition to English, there’s room for sessions or workshops in other languages as well.

Call for papers

Apply by 31 October 2026

Programme

from early November

Registration

from early November

BPID27 online

18-21 January 2027


Call for papers

Apply as a speaker by 31 October 2026


 

 

F.A.Q. for speaker applicants

 

 

Scope & subjects

The event will focus on interpreting: skills, specialisations, technical background, platforms, etc.

When submitting a proposal, bear in mind that attendees prefer presentations where they can learn something practical.   This could be a niche specialisation, a unique skill, tips on finding clients in a certain area, the impact of AI in a specific field, various tools and resources, and much more.

Feel free to submit more than one proposal (you may submit up to three) — potential attednees will have a say in choosing the ones they find the most promising.

 

Multilingual event?

We might even have a multilingual event if there’s sufficient demand.

Feel free to propose a session or a workshop in a language other than English — then we’ll see if there’s enough interest.

 

The application and selection process

You may submit up to three applications, using the application form here.  Please fill in the form for each application.

Applications in languages other than English are welcome.  Please fill in the entire form in the language of your proposed presentation.

As usual at BP Translation Conferences, the potential audience will have a say in the selection process.  Usually, 80-90% of all proposals are included in a survey, where people can vote if they would like to see each presentation in the programme.

For larger events, we usually have two rounds of voting, in which case the first round is anonymous, i.e. only the titles and short abstracts are shown, but not the speakers’ names.    In this case, some 30-40% of the proposed subjects will make it to a shortlist, and attendees can vote again, this time seeing the names as well.

First-time speaker?

Speaking at an online event is a great way to gain confidence and to get acknowledged as an expert in an area.

After presenting at an online event, you may also successfully apply as a speaker at in-person events such as our annual BP Translation Conferences. In fact, quite a few regular conference speakers started off at BP.

Also, we provide a practial guide to our speakers, and offer online consultation in the months leading up to the event.

 

Live online sessions/workshops

With Valencia cancelled, the event will take place online, 18-21 January 2027.

 

Compensation

Workshops:  250€ against an invoice 

50′ sessions:  150€ against an invoice

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About BP Translation Conferences

BP Translation Conferences started out in 2013 when freelance translator Csaba Bán decided to organize an internation conference for fellow freelance translators.  Our first event, BP14, took place in his home town Budapest.

The conference was a success, and it grew into a series of annual events, each year in a different country in Europe.

From the very start, ‘BP’ stood for ‘Business & Practice’, the two broad areas that define the scope of our events.

Since 2020, we started to organize online events as well.  By now, at over 20 events (online and off combined), we’ve had freelance translators from well over 70 countries around the world.

BP Translation Conferences remain independent, not associated with translators’ association, any other professional association, CAT tool vendor, or government body.

We are determined to create events for freelance translators to share their expertise grow their professional network… and have fun while doing it.