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- Bachelor's degree
- Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- September
- 4 Years
...Elective Subjects (excluding subjects in Minor in Japanese and Minor in Korean within CBS) Corporate Communication: Theory and Practice; Intercultural... Learn about: Literary Translation, Project in Language Studies, Corporate Communication...
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i have a teaching and journalistic back ground. I speak Tigrinya and Amharic Languages. I have enough experience working as an interpreter and translator but I would like to have the DPSI qualification in order to enable me to work as a registered interpreter and translator.
Thanks.
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Very good course
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How would you rate the course, out of 10?
10
Which was your favourite part of the course and why?
My favourite part of the course was represented by the exercises we needed to complete at the end of each lesson. Personally, those exercises helped me better understand the interpreting techniques and it also helped me gain a better knowledge and experience in this domain.
Which was your least favourite part of the course and why?
The entire course was very well-structured and complete. I did not have any least favourite part, because each lesson taught me something useful.
Is there anything that you suggest we change?
No, absolutely not. You are doing a great work and you are providing your students the best training possible.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Online
- Different dates available
- 27 Weeks
...EXAMINATION : The CIoL provides the examination for the DPSI Law. More details on our website... Learn about: DPSI Interpreting, Writing Skills, Consecutive interpretation...
...EXAMINATION : The CIoL provides the examination for the DPSI Law. More details on our website... Learn about: DPSI Interpreting, Writing Skills, Consecutive interpretation...
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i have a teaching and journalistic back ground. I speak Tigrinya and Amharic Languages. I have enough experience working as an interpreter and translator but I would like to have the DPSI qualification in order to enable me to work as a registered interpreter and translator.
Thanks.
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Very good course
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How would you rate the course, out of 10?
10
Which was your favourite part of the course and why?
My favourite part of the course was represented by the exercises we needed to complete at the end of each lesson. Personally, those exercises helped me better understand the interpreting techniques and it also helped me gain a better knowledge and experience in this domain.
Which was your least favourite part of the course and why?
The entire course was very well-structured and complete. I did not have any least favourite part, because each lesson taught me something useful.
Is there anything that you suggest we change?
No, absolutely not. You are doing a great work and you are providing your students the best training possible.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Online
- Different dates available
...CONTENT : 19 Online Modules (extensive written instruction / information on the subject matter; written module content covering practical translation techniques... Learn about: Government & Public Service Tr, Language-level tests, General Translation Practice...
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- HND
- Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- 4 Years
...Fluency in English, Mandarin Chinese and/or Cantonese as well as proficiency in written standard Chinese and English; A good knowledge of the theory... Learn about: Minor in Japanese, Bilingual Communication, Knowledge Theory...
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