Communities

Having Ukrainian or alike as your A Language. I know it is a challenge in our profession. Hence in this group interpreters come together with the so called “rare” like Ukrainian, compared to language pairs with high-frequency demand like English-German or English-French. Anyone is welcome to join, but specifically colleagues with Maltese, Slovenian, Estonian, and of course, Ukrainian.

The European Masters in Conference Interpreting Consortium is a group of leading European universities

EMCI MA degree course

Let's share resources!

A place where to practice Greek

... with a view to adding a language.

Timely, accurate and reliable information makes a difference in the time of crisis.
This is a group dedicated to translators and interpreters who wish to help their communities be prepared for crisis.

Research in conference interpreting, technology, artificial intelligence, etc.

Exchange best practices and experiences on how to work in a team of spoken and sign language interpreters.

I invite all interpreter trainers to exchange practical exercises and tools for interpreter training. The idea would be to have a pool of practical exercises for teaching Consecutive and Simultaneous interpreting, divided into stages (beginner, intermediate, advanced)