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Starting Out! (Interpreter)
Thread poster: Maria Blair
Maria Blair
Maria Blair
English to Portuguese
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Jan 12, 2002

Being fairly new in the world of interpreters and translators I find this site very helpful. My first experience as an interpreter was with the airlines. I worked with international flights and for 6 years served as an interpreter for first and secondary inspection of passengers entering the US. Unfortunately I did not pursue that aspect of my job as a freelancer and consequently lost some time developing the skill. Recently I have decided to once again engage my language skills and enrolled ... See more
Being fairly new in the world of interpreters and translators I find this site very helpful. My first experience as an interpreter was with the airlines. I worked with international flights and for 6 years served as an interpreter for first and secondary inspection of passengers entering the US. Unfortunately I did not pursue that aspect of my job as a freelancer and consequently lost some time developing the skill. Recently I have decided to once again engage my language skills and enrolled in a Volunteer Interpreter Program for the Juvenile and Domestical Relations Court. Also I would like to be Certified but have no clue how to go about it. So basically I am taking baby steps and I am here looking for answers. In the process I would like to make lots of friends.



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cochrum
cochrum
Germany
Local time: 09:46
German to English
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Link to Interpreter course in Arlington, VA Jan 14, 2002

http://www.inlinguadc.com/courses/coursesinfo.shtml



Hi Maria, I\'m moving to Fairfax in May !

you can send me an e-mail, maybe we can exchange info )

Nicole



 


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