Translation of official documents, contracts and certificates for beginners

Formats: Videos
Topics: Getting established in the translation industry
Business of Translation and Interpreting
Official documents translation
Services and specialization
Legal translation

Course summary
Availability:This training is available on-demand

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Find the introductory video from the free webinar below:
http://www.proz.com/videos/4783-free-webinar-on-course-series-translation-of-official-documents-contracts-and-certificates-for-beginners
Language:English
Duration:75 minutes
Summary:The objective of this webinar is to learn how to handle the translation of official documents, contracts and certificates by means of carefully selected examples and thoroughly prepared training steps. The goal is to develop the expertise to submit a translation that is a TRUE TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL pursuant to clearly outlined standards.
Description
By means of carefully selected examples and thoroughly prepared training steps, participants may familiarize with the translation of different types of official texts based mainly on legalese. The goal is to develop a certain level of expertise and reach the point where one will submit a translation that is a TRUE TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL pursuant to clearly outlined standards.

The main objective of the webinar is to help participants deal with phrases, words or other items in the original document that are unclear, illegible, incorrect or typed wrongly and practice using notes and brackets as well as other tricks used by certified translators to render an accurate and faithful translation.

The webinar does not offer templates and solutions, but rather structured steps to acquire knowledge and skill based on practice and application of search engines and thorough research.

The webinar is based on authentic and original common legal documents in US and UK English whereby UK English is presented through official documents issued in different member states of the European Union.
Target audience
- Freelancers starting in the translation industry.
- Freelancers who want to expand their clients database.
- Translators preparing for the position of a court translator.
Learning objectives
This course focuses on the following objectives:

1. To learn how to handle the translation of official documents.
2. To familiarise with the different characteristics of personal identity documents, contracts, licences, certificates and similar documents.
3. To learn how to deal with phrases, words or other items in the original document that are unclear, illegible, incorrect or typed wrongly.
4. To practice using notes and brackets as well as other tricks used by certified translators to render an accurate and faithful translation.
Prerequisites
Pen and paper
Program
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1. Certificates
2. Contracts
3. Court documents
4. Last-minute solutions
Registration and payment information (click to expand)
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Price: 25.00 USD
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Created by
 Jasmina Djordjevic    View feedback | View all courses
Bio: Jasmina is an Assistant Professor with a PhD in Applied Linguistics (English Language) and an appointed and sworn translator, native in German and Serbian as well as close-to-native in English. She has taught Legal English, Translation Techniques, Consecutive Translation, Culture in Business Communication at the BA level and Intercultural Communication and Translation as well as Consecutive and Conference Interpreting at the MA level. Parallel to her academic career, she has been developing her translator and interpreter career for the last 23 years. Now she is trying to contribute to the profession by coaching students to become good translators, interpreters or teachers. She has written many articles and a few books, two of the most important ones being “Translation in Practice – Written and Consecutive” and "Scientific, Professional and Official Translation", which consists of two volumes, one is a theoretical overview and the other is a workbook. Her primary objective is to offer valid and tested teaching/ learning techniques for students training to be translators and interpreters. Jasmina's extensive and elaborate academic and professional record shows highly developed standards needed in the translation and interpreting business.
General discussions on this training

Translation of official documents, contracts and certificates for beginners
Eliana Seguel
Eliana Seguel
Chile
Local time: 07:12
Member (2018)
English to Spanish
Combination languageSep 21, 2018

Dear Jasmina,

I am interested in the three courses you offer, but I translate from English to Spanish, so I would like to ask you the following questions:
Which language combination do you use in the example documents?
And I also would like to know if the course would be useful to me anyway, even if it is not in the combination I translate?

Thank you very much
Best wishes
Eliana S.


 
Jasmina Djordjevic
Jasmina Djordjevic Identity Verified
Serbia
Local time: 11:12
Member (2009)
German to Serbian
+ ...
Combination languageSep 21, 2018

Dear Eliana,

Thank you for your interest in the course.

The languages that I used in the example documents are English, German and Serbian because those are the languages I work with. However, the courses have been organized in such a way that speakers of other languages can benefit from the examples as well. Reactions from speakers of other languages have been positive and they all stated they found the examples useful. Therefore, I believe the courses would be useful for
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Dear Eliana,

Thank you for your interest in the course.

The languages that I used in the example documents are English, German and Serbian because those are the languages I work with. However, the courses have been organized in such a way that speakers of other languages can benefit from the examples as well. Reactions from speakers of other languages have been positive and they all stated they found the examples useful. Therefore, I believe the courses would be useful for you as well.

I hope I have managed to answer your question. Please feel free to contact me if you have further questions.

Kind regards,
Jasmina
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