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I was delighted to have been invited to speak at the Trados autumn conference “Elevate” on the topic of launching and progressing a translation career. In my session, “Prepare for lift-off”, I shared how I overcame the frequently experienced challenges of starting up a translation business that led me to win the ITI’s 2020 award for “Best Newcomer (Freelancing)” and how things have developed since then.
I was a regular tutor on the Institute of Translation and Interpreting’s Setting Up as a Freelance Translator (SUFT) course.
Over a number of weeks, this online course provided newcomers to the translation profession with the additional skills and knowledge they would need to succeed in the competitive world of freelance translation.
I presented a session for the last four years at the online SWATI (Starting Work as a Translator or Interpreter) event organised by the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. This event was aimed at those taking their first steps as a professional translator or interpreter.
ITI’s Christmas Hamper was an online members' day full of learning and networking with something for everyone.
I led a half-hour session about how I overcame the frequently experienced challenges of starting up a freelance translator career that led me to win the ITI Award 2020 for best Newcomer.
ITI members can view the session for free in the ITI webinar library (member log-in required).
I was delighted to be invited by Aston University to form part of a panel, speaking to 400+ registered attendees about the skills, industry demands and work strategies involved in being a successful freelancer in the language industry.