
Certification and Accreditation Archives
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Jan 5
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![]() I received a comment from someone wanting to know how to become a "certified" translator. A good question merits a precise and helpful reply. Without any desire to offend, I give this precise answer; to become a certified translator, get someone to give you a certificate. Now for the helpful part. Continue Reading |
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Nov30
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This post is meant to begin conversation on schools, institutes, programs, academies, textbooks, and other items designed to prepare translators.
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Nov22
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![]() I've seen a lot of clients asking for certified translators because some government office told them they had to present a certified translation. This is an unfortunate confusion. Very few government offices keep a list of translators they consider "certified." What they mean when they ask for a certified translation is that they want the translator -- any translator -- to certify that the translation is correct. Continue Reading |
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