How to access BTSF ACADEMY and BTSF training materials in one...
How to access BTSF ACADEMY and BTSF training materials in one of 24 European languages

Please use the languages selector (1) to change the language to view all BTSF course information and training materials through the eTranslation service.

Visual user interface reference for language selection in the BTSF ACADEMY

If you want to keep the selected language for the next connections, you have to click on your user name (1) / Preferences (2) and click on Preferred language. Save the changes when done.

Visual user interface reference for preferred language in the BTSF ACADEMY

For eLearning courses, please read below.

BTSF ACADEMY material in more languages and BTSF eLearning courses

The latest updated and new eLearning courses include a "TRANSLATE" button at the top of the module which opens a Language selector.

This will access the eTranslation services. This feature relies on the response time of the eTranslation service. Please request the translation again if part of the content is not processed automatically when navigating.




eLearning courses which are pending updates were developed with previous technologies and do not use eTranslation. Nevertheless, they can be viewed in other languages, as well, using the in-browser translation feature. Please see below for more information on each of the listed ones below.

These feature can also provide translation to other languages thatn those covered by eTranslation.



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  How to use in-browser translation: Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge icon

Translate a webpage into your preferred language

  • 1. Open a webpage and right-click anywhere on the page. Select Translate to language 1

    Contextual menu in Microsoft Edge
  • 2. This will activate the translation icon Translation icon on the top right of your screen.

    Contextual menu in Microsoft Edge
  • 3. Click on Translation icon, change the language of the website to the one you prefer and click on Translate.

    Translate options


Revert translated webpage back to original language

Repeat steps 2-3 above and click on Show original.



1 It does not matter what language you have in the menu as you will change it in the next step.

  How to use in-browser translation: Google Chrome
Google Chrome icon

Translate a webpage into your preferred language

  • 1. Open a webpage and right-click anywhere on the page. Select Translate to language 2

    Contextual menu in Google Chrome
  • 2. Click on the 3-dots-menu Settings icon (three dots) and select Choose another language.
    Contextual menu in Chrome Contextual menu in Google Chrome
  • 3. Select your preferred language and click on Done.

    Language selector in Google Chrome


Revert translated webpage back to original language

Repeat steps 1-3 above and select English again.



2 It does not matter what language you have in the menu as you will change it in the next step.

  How to use in-browser translation: Apple Safari
Apple Safari icon

Translate a webpage into your preferred language

  • 1. Open a webpage and click on the translation icon Translation icon on the top right of the screen.

    Access to translation feature in Apple Safari
  • 2. Select your language from the list or – if not present – click on Preferred Languages

    Preferred Languages in Apple Safari

    This opens the Language & Region menu. Click on the plus sign (+) to add a new preferred language3.

    Language & Region in Apple Safari


Revert translated webpage back to original language

Click on the translation icon again Translation icon and click on View Original.

View original version in Apple Safari


3 Some languages could be limited to certain applications in MacOSX, depending on the version and setup.

  How to use in-browser translation: Mozilla Firefox
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Please see the Mozilla documentation for their in-browser translation feature: Translate a webpage with Firefox
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