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On-line research skills for high-end client terminology
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Jan 31, 2013

(11:30 GMT February 5th, 2013)

Whether or not to accept a ‘specialist’ translation is a decision that we, as translators, must take on a frequent basis. Often very few if no translators will have the precise background knowledge to tackle a particular specialism with total confidence. Learn how to make your texts ‘sing’ using the research methods suggested here.
Cost £22 (approx. $35)
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(11:30 GMT February 5th, 2013)

Whether or not to accept a ‘specialist’ translation is a decision that we, as translators, must take on a frequent basis. Often very few if no translators will have the precise background knowledge to tackle a particular specialism with total confidence. Learn how to make your texts ‘sing’ using the research methods suggested here.
Cost £22 (approx. $35)
More information, to register and pay: http://www.ecpdwebinars.co.uk/events_93860.html ▲ Collapse
 


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On-line research skills for high-end client terminology






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