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UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

Interpreters needed (consecutive) for April 19 at 4 pm (via Zoom)

March 5, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

April 19 at 4 pm (via Zoom)

Seminar with Indigenous People from Brazil and the US

This seminar will address various issues pertinent to the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas. The seminar will have as target audience not only scholars, but communities and their leaderships. It’s organized by Marianne Sallum, an archeologist who is a visiting scholar at UMass Boston from USP (Universidade Estadual de São Paulo), one of the most prestigious universities in Brazil.

The seminar will use three languages: English, Spanish, and Portuguese. They are looking for three Spanish-English interpreters for the round tables and questions. Interpreters will receive a small compensation and also a certificate.

Interpreters will receive, beforehand, an outline or a presentation with all a given speaker will be presenting, so that they can research vocabulary for the topic. The organizers would also (tentatively) schedule a brief Zoom meeting between speakers and interpreters before the event, so that interpreters can get acquainted with speech style for each speaker.

There might be one session of training in Consecutive Interpretation, if needed.

If interested, please email courses@umbtranslation.org.



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Opportunity to live and work in Spain

March 3, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

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Job Opportunity: Bilingual (Spanish) Legal Assistant in Milton, MA

February 18, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

Keches Law Group is currently recruiting for a Bilingual (Spanish) Legal Assistant for their firm’s office in Milton. They are looking for an entry-level translator/legal assistant. No prior legal experience is required.  Prior customer service experience is preferred. 

Keches Law Group has been named as one of Boston Globe’s 2020 Top Places to Work.

If interested, please see details and apply here.

 

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New Publication of the Rincón de Traductores/Translators’ Corner – Observatorio Instituto Cervantes at Harvard (FAS)

January 27, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

Observatorio Instituto Cervantes at Harvard presents, “in English translation, a selection of poems from the latest book by the poet and translator Alan Smith Soto, Hasta que no haya luna [Till the Moon is No More] (2021), where the reader may witness a couple of fleeting moments in Madrid, a besieged house, an entry into town from a train window, a cafe in Jamaica Plain with its innocent generosity, and a childhood memory that could not be taken by the waves in Costa Rica. In straightforward language, Smith Soto offers us the understanding that the ordinary is extraordinary.” –Katherine Hannula Hill, the translator. 

https://cervantesobservatorio.fas.harvard.edu/en/translation-corner/030-poems-hasta-que-no-haya-luna

 

SUBMIT YOUR TRANSLATION! 
The Observatorio of the Instituto Cervantes at Harvard (FAS) encourages both emerging and expert translators to submit their work for possible inclusion in the Translators’ Corner, which welcomes English versions of short works originally written and published in Spanish from various genres, periods, and geographic origins. See the attached flyer. For further information about the Translators’ Corner and how to submit a proposal, see here.

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NETA ACADEMIC DIVISION | CALL FOR PROPOSALS

January 10, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

The New England Translators Association (NETA) will be holding its annual conference online on April 29th, 2023.

The NETA Academic Division, in collaboration with the University of Massachusetts Boston, welcomes panels and presentations proposed and organized by professors or students. We will also review professor panel discussions and roundtables. 

This is an invaluable opportunity for translation and interpreting trainers to share their expertise and together advance the field of translation studies. It is also a chance for students interested in translation and interpreting studies to present their work, talk with working translators and interpreters, and explore the profession.

Submission deadline: March 17, 2023                                     

Questions? Email courses@umbtranslation.org

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Presentation Title
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Presenter 1: Full Name and Short Bio
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Education Program Coordinator | Words Without Borders

January 5, 2023 by UMass Boston's Translation Certificate Program

Words Without Borders seeks a responsible and highly organized program coordinator to support the growth of WWB Campus, an award-winning educational resource built around contemporary international literature.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree required; at least two years professional experience
  • Familiarity, through either academic or personal background, with the language, literature, and culture of at least one country outside the US
  • Excellent research and writing skills; proofreading skills desired
  • Demonstrated interest in international literature, global learning, and/or literary translation
  • Experience with Google Drive, a CMS, Mailchimp, spreadsheet software, photo and video editing, graphic design, Google Analytics, and social media preferred; please specify your areas of experience in cover letter
  • At least one year of classroom teaching experience at the secondary or college level strongly preferred

Job details
This is a remote, full-time (32–35 hours/week) position. Candidates must have requisite permissions to work in the United States and be available during US eastern working hours. Salary range is $42,000–$46,000 per year DOE. Benefits include generous paid time off, health and dental insurance, and some flexible weekly hours.

See details here: https://wordswithoutborders.org/read/article/2022-12/were-hiring-education-program-coordinator/

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