Since Babel at the latest, it has been clear: if you don’t want the tower to collapse, you have to come to an understanding while building it. In other words: projects can only be successfully implemented if everyone knows what they are talking about – and can be sure that their colleagues will do the same. Using sample situations from everyday working life, we will show you how important it is to have uniform terminology in the company. It’s not just about incorrectly delivered spare parts and incomprehensible operating instructions. It’s about a lot of time and money that can be saved with professional terminology work.

But what exactly is terminology work? What does terminology teaching mean in contrast to terminology work? What is the difference between “term” and “naming”? What do you do with terms and systems of terms? What requirements should terms meet? How do you rate them? In this online workshop you will find everything you need to know about the basics of terminology work in a practical way.