Oct 1, 2025Struggling to translate cadrage and arbitrage without sounding like a calque? This lesson gives you the exact, native RFC vocabulary—scope, constraints, non-goals, trade-offs, rationale, and decision records—so your docs read as authored, not translated. You’ll get a crisp playbook with pitfalls to avoid, canonical headings and verb patterns, high-signal examples, and targeted exercises to lock it in. Leave able to map French abstractions to English engineering idiom with confident, review-ready phrasing.

Oct 1, 2025Struggling to translate contraintes and enjeux into authoritative RFC English without losing precision—or credibility? By the end of this lesson, you’ll map these concepts to native terms (constraints, limitations, boundaries; stakes, implications, risks), place them in the right RFC sections, and write with an evidential, impersonal tone that reads Staff+. You’ll get a concise playbook: clear concept mapping and pitfalls, a phrasebook of high-signal collocations, micro-translation drills, an integrated RFC excerpt, and targeted exercises to validate mastery. The result: calm, data-led phrasing that preserves French intent while landing as decisive, native RFC prose.