Category: About the profession

Dans un monde de plus en plus globalisé, où les échanges académiques transcendent les frontières, les dissertations ne sont plus confinées à une seule langue…

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The simpler the profession at first glance, the more often people from the outside get the impression that you do not need to get an…

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If you have to hire an interpreter for your next project, you would like to get a high-quality professional translation, but you are unable to do it yourself.

Almost everyone encounters a standard vicious circle when entering the profession: a potential employer requires a portfolio

Probably every freelance translator is familiar with the situation when you work for two days, pausing only to make another cup of coffee.

If you go to any job exchange and enter “interpreter” in the search field, you will notice an interesting trend: all require work experience.