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Today I will talk about training opportunities & qualifications for deaf practitioners. In the UK, the National Occupational Standards on interpreting & translation https://www.ukstandards.org.uk/Pages/results.aspx?k=interpretting#k

#NewThread - about the relationships between interpreter training institutions / trainers and the "market"... 1) What are these relationships like? 2) What are the risks if they get too close

Today I want to tweet about an interpreter training course I did a few years ago. For data protection reasons I will not disclose the names of institutions and persons

Let’s kick it all off with an icebreaker!I’m still fairly new to the profession so my early days of CV-prepping, website-building and client-hunting are still very fresh in my mind.

[JSP] BINAURAL LISTENINGIt seems we’ve been doing it wrong all along! Bottom line: #interpreting with just 1 ear fully covered may be harmful not just for our hearing - but

[AA] Good morning! How was your weekend? My first topic (unsurprisingly) is #CPD (Continuous Professional Development), but in its more practical forms. #1nt practice groups, #xl8 workshops/slams, mentoring schemes -

Since we've ended up talking about #interpretinghistory today, and the stories & biographies of #interpreters that made it, I thought it would be a good idea to compile here, in

Morning!Hope you're all doing well today. First, a bit more about strategies to exert control over interpreting processes. One other strategy to do so in addition to the ones I

Hi all! I’m Maartje and I’ll be curating Translation Talk this week. Quick bio: I’m a lecturer/senior researcher @HU_Utrecht living in Belgium. I’m also affiliated to @HeriotWattBSL as

Evening all. This pm I'm going to do some more tweeting about translation teaching, but with a slightly more political edge. There are some great people tweeting about this who

Greetings translators far and wide! Today in the UK has dawned sunny & warm, & I'd like to start a thread talking about teaching translation. I started out as a