A successful translation internship by Annie W I am currently a student in Germany, on my way to a bachelor’s degree in Translation. To put my skills to the test and learn new skills, I wanted to do a three-month translation internship in Birmingham. I prefer working in translation over studying abroad because I know...
The translation industry is ever-growing and has been expanding at a fast rate in the past years. Today’s article is all about different kinds of translation services and what they can be used for. This is part two of our “Different kinds of translation services” series. You can find part one here (Part 1). Part...
One of the largest sectors for Language Service provision is the justice sector. The demand for legal translation services is high, especially that the HRA lists the right to an interpreter when presenting a legal defence as an unqualified right. Furthermore, legal proceedings are notoriously long, especially if one were to take into account the...
What is a Child Language Broker and can you use them? There are many things to consider when working with children and families whose first language is not English. There are concerns about communication and how to get important messages across. Schools, councils, and the NHS often rely on professional and qualified interpreters to help...
Translation and project management internship at Absolute Interpreting and Translations The Story of a Successful Intern at Absolute Interpreting and Translations Ltd, written by Sophie Gibrat 07/09/2012 In the framework of my MA in English and Spanish translation and project management in the University of Lille, France, I decided to do a 3-month internship at...