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TRIN1000 — Orientation to Translation and Interpreting

1 credits · 1 hours

TRIN 1000 - Orientation to Translation and Interpreting TRIN 1000 - Orientation to Translation and Interpreting Hours/Week: Lecture 1 Lab 0 Course Description: This course is an orientation to the field for individuals who are interested in learning about translation and interpreting as potential careers. It introduces basic concepts and terminology, including codes of ethics and standards of practice, and provides an important conceptual foundation for individuals who are interested in studying translation and interpreting. It also provides an opportunity for individuals to assess their readiness for and interest in a career in interpreting and/or translation. MnTC Goals None Overview of translation and interpreting as a professional career What interpreters/translators do Settings and domains in which interpreters/translators work Types of texts/discourse that interpreters/translators encounter 2. Introduction to professional codes of ethics and standards of practice Codes & standards in different settings (e.g., medical, legal) Basic application of codes of ethics and standards of practice 3. Regulatory framework for provision of language services in public service settings (e.g., medical, educational, legal) 4. Overview of skill and knowledge needed by interpreters/translators linguistic skill and knowledge cognitive skill and knowledge interactional/communicative skill and knowledge decision-making skill and knowledge 5. Assessment of readiness for further study & goal-s

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