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Feb 04 2021
Corinne McKay

Medical terminology and Online presence roadmap: Classes start Monday!

Training for Translators has two great four-week classes starting Monday. Both courses include eight live sessions (recordings provided), individual feedback on four homework assignments, and ongoing access to the Training for Translators monthly alumni question and answer sessions.

There is one spot left in Michèle Hansen’s More medical concepts and terminology for freelance translators. Each week focuses on a different topic: the musculoskeletal system, the endocrine system (with a focus on diabetes), the immune system, and cancer, for translators and interpreters who work with medical topics, but didn’t got to med school!

Six spots are left in Madalena Sanchez Zampaulo’s Online presence roadmap for T&I professionals. This course is for translators or interpreters who already have a website, but want a broader online presence or a more targeted marketing strategy. It’s a great time to take this class, since online is the only presence we have right now!

American Translators Association members, use the coupon code ATA for $15 off. If you’ve never taken a class with Training for Translators before, use NEW for an additional $10 off. If you have taken a class with Training for Translators before, use ALUM for an additional $15 off. Hope to see you there!

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: classes for translators, medical translation classes, online classes for translators, online presence for translators

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