Fine-tuning your translation process (SFE-217)
This workshop is offered in English only and is reserved for people translating or revising French-to-English texts. For the equivalent course in French, please consult Affiner sa méthode de travail en traduction (SFE-117) [offered in French only].
- Category
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Professional training
- Description
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Every translator has a translation process, whether they’re aware of it or not. Is there a way to improve yours to make it work better for you?
In this half-day workshop, you’ll learn about the main steps in a translation process and the three main types of translators. You’ll also pick up some tips to help you tackle difficult-to-translate passages, do better research, stay focused and work more efficiently. You’ll leave the workshop with a better understanding of your own process and what you can do to fine-tune it.
- Open to
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Specialists in translation or revision (French to English)
- Prerequisite
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You must already be involved in translating French-to-English texts.
- Language
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The workshop is given in English; however, you are welcome to use the official language of your choice.
- Learning objectives
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At the end of the workshop, you will:
- understand what a translation process entails
- know how to approach tricky passages, do better research and stay focused
- understand your own process better and have the tools you need to improve it
- Dates and length
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Please consult the directory and schedule of Translation Bureau courses.
- Seat allocation
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Maximum of 12
The Translation Bureau reserves the right to cancel this activity unless there are at least 6 registrations.
- Course fee
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$200 (free of charge for Translation Bureau employees)
20% discount for members of a recognized professional association. Please send proof of certification, such as a photo of your membership card, to btformation.tbtraining@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca.
- Registration
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To register for this workshop, please consult the Translation Bureau’s course registration procedure and form.
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