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Guest posts

Feb 15 2021
Corinne McKay

Guest post: Join the educational interpreting movement!

This is a guest post by Giovanna Carriero-Contreras and Dr. Holly Silvestri. See below for their bios. Join the educational interpreting movement! Spoken-language interpreters have worked in K-12 school settings in the United States for many decades, often invisible to the greater … [Read more...] about Guest post: Join the educational interpreting movement!

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Guest posts · Tagged: educational interpreting, guest post, interpreting in schools

Dec 21 2020
Corinne McKay

Guest post: It’s never too late to follow your passion

This is a guest post by Joseph J. Welch, a lawyer, financial planner, and now -- at age 63-- a Master's in Translation Student. See the end of this post for Joe's full bio and contact information. Follow your passion, and you'll never work a day in your life It’s never too late to change … [Read more...] about Guest post: It’s never too late to follow your passion

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Guest posts · Tagged: getting started as a freelance translator, legal translator, translator career change

Aug 19 2019
Corinne McKay

Guest post: Finding direct clients through direct marketing

This is a guest post by German to English translator Sarah Silva. Sarah lives in the UK and specializes in chemistry translations; she became a translator after a first career working with paper, flooring and pharmaceutical coating manufacturers. This post is based on Sarah's own experience … [Read more...] about Guest post: Finding direct clients through direct marketing

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Guest posts

Jul 16 2019
Corinne McKay

Guest post: Working as a genealogy translator

This is a guest post by German to English genealogy translator Katie Schober. Originally from St. Louis--with German ancestry--Katie earned a BA and an MA in German and was a Fulbright fellow in Austria. She now lives and works on the road as a digital nomad, with her Austrian husband. Regular … [Read more...] about Guest post: Working as a genealogy translator

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Guest posts · Tagged: geneaology translation, Katie Schober, SK Translations

Jun 17 2019
Corinne McKay

Guest post: From pig launchers to ball machines; specialization, terminology, and technology

This is a guest post by Zilin Cui, a Chinese-English-Spanish conference interpreter and translator who I met at the recent Monterey Forum at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies at Monterey. This post is based on her presentation at the 1st International New York-Nanjing Forum on … [Read more...] about Guest post: From pig launchers to ball machines; specialization, terminology, and technology

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Guest posts

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