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Diana Coada (X) United Kingdom Local time: 06:24 Portuguese to English + ...
Sorry, but you're wrong
Nov 10, 2014
Vladislav. wrote:
For those who do not have much experience and formal education in translation, there must be some “safe” ways of getting established in the translation industry, without a great financial loss.
You study first, invest (!) your time and money to acquire the necessary skills and then you establish yourself in your chosen field. The cost of a DipTrans is far lower than the cost of an MA degree in translation which can cost you between £5,000 and £8,000. Education is never a financial loss.
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The cost of higher education is definitely high, especially in the US and UK. And that education can prepare a person for the DipTrans examination (which is not recommended for those who are without a degree and much experience). Perhaps there are persons who managed to establish themselves in the translation business without a degree.
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Jolanta Grigg United Kingdom Local time: 06:24 English to Polish + ...
Russian distanse learning
Dec 15, 2014
I know for sure that the University of Portsmouth does distance learning MA in Translation in Russian. Have you contacted them?
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Yes, I contacted the University of Portsmouth some time ago. Since I don't have a BA degree, I cannot enroll in its MA studies (which is also quite costly for those who live in Russia).
I am planning to take a short course in interpreting from a local university, since there are no such courses in translation. Does anyone know whether it will be possible to find some translation work with a certificate in interpreting only?
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