Knoska Translations
Translation and interpreting services for businesses and other clients working with Czech and foreign languages
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Knoska Translations
Knoska Translations provides translation, proofreading and interpreting services. Its work covers specialist and general texts in fields including construction, engineering, technology, law, marketing and economics, with CAT tools and document formatting.
The company has operated as Knoska Translations s.r.o. since 2016; its translation and interpreting work began in 2012. It is based in Prague and serves customers in nine European countries.
Product: Translation, proofreading and simultaneous and consecutive interpreting services.
Jobs at Knoska Translations
Leadership
- Martin Knoška · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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