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Learn what it takes to break into the legal document translation market.
A live 2-hour workshop will teach you everything you need to get started.
Special price, 50 USD for ProZ.com Plus subscribers
✓ How to translate official documents.
✓ How to handle phrases, words or other items in the original document that are unclear, illegible, incorrect or typed wrongly.
✓ How to use translator notes and square brackets.
✓ How to handle different characteristics of personal identity documents, contracts, licences, certificates, etc.
✓ How to translate and/or transcribe personal names or names of authorities and institutions, titles of departments, etc.
✓ How to find adequate equivalents for administrative procedures and regulations.
Special price, 50 USD for ProZ.com Plus subscribers
Created by: Jasmina Djordjevic
Jasmina is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Niš, Serbia and holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics (English Language). Among other courses, she teaches Translation of Non-Literary Texts at the MA level and The Theory of Cultural Linguistics in the Study of Translation at the PhD level. In the past she has also taught Translation Techniques, Consecutive Translation at the BA level and Intercultural Communication and Translation as well as Consecutive and Conference Interpreting at the MA level. She has authored numerous articles, monographs and textbooks, presented at conferences as well as created curricula for translation programs. Parallel to her academic career, being an appointed and sworn translator, native in German and Serbian as well as close-to-native in English, she has been developing her translator and interpreter career for the last 28 years. Now she is trying to contribute to the profession by coaching students to become good translators, interpreters or teachers.
