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TransCPD - Online Module in Professionalism for Translators
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Italian to English
May 6, 2010

The University of Westminster offers an online course which explores various themes relating to a translator's professional environment. How good are your skills and training? Do you know how the translation market works? How good is your CV? Can you use resources effectively? Are you up to speed on CAT tools? How do you set up as a freelance translator?
If you want some answers to these questions, join the next course starting on 24th May.... See more
The University of Westminster offers an online course which explores various themes relating to a translator's professional environment. How good are your skills and training? Do you know how the translation market works? How good is your CV? Can you use resources effectively? Are you up to speed on CAT tools? How do you set up as a freelance translator?
If you want some answers to these questions, join the next course starting on 24th May.
For further details go to: www.westminster.ac.uk/transcpd or contact Stella Cragie, at:
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