Translate Our Website

We want our content and services to be accessible and understandable to everyone. The following guide explains how to translate websites using different web browsers.

It should be noted that these tools do not provide a perfect translation, but they should provide you with an understanding of the content and context of our webpages.

Google Chrome

Google Chrome has a built-in tool that can translate a webpage into your preferred language. Follow these steps to enable the feature:

Open the Google Chrome browser.
Visit the webpage you want to translate.
Right-click on the webpage, then select "Translate to [Language]" from the menu.

For more detailed instructions, visit Google's support page (external webpage).

Safari

If you are using Safari, follow these steps to translate the webpage into your preferred language:

Open the Safari browser.
Open the webpage you want to translate.
Click on the "View" menu in the top bar and select "Translation".

For detailed instructions, visit Apple's support page (external webpage).

Microsoft Edge

For those using the Microsoft Edge browser, here’s how to translate a webpage:

Open the Microsoft Edge browser.
Visit the webpage you want to translate.
Right-click and select "Translate to [Language]". You should see a translation drop-down appear in your address bar.
Select your preferred language.

For detailed instructions, visit Microsoft's support page (external webpage).

Firefox

If you are using the Firefox browser, whenever you visit a page that is not in your preferred language it should automatically detect it and give you the option to translate. If you don’t see this pop up here’s what you can do:

Open the Firefox browser.
Open the webpage you want to translate.
Click on the three horizontal lines in the top right corner.
In the menu select “Translate page” and choose your preferred language.

For detailed instructions, visit Mozilla's support page (external webpage).