Faisons les présentations : qui es-tu ? Je m’appelle Isabelle Rouault-Röhlich. On a toujours un peu le trac de se présenter, non ? Enfin voilà, je pense être une personne différente selon la langue dans laquelle je m’exprime, alors ce « qui es-tu ? » me pose quelque problème ! C’est peut-être la réponse que fait potentiellement toute personne véritablement plurilingueContinue reading “Isabelle Rouault-Röhlich”
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Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Sue and Peter
The Translation Mentoring Scheme was launched by the ITI French Network in 2020. The scheme focuses on developing translation skills and is aimed at both experienced translators and newcomers to the profession. Mentees work on three translations over a period of six months, which mentors provide feedback and guidance on. Below a mentor pair sharesContinue reading “Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Sue and Peter”
Holly-Anne Whyte
Who are you? Please introduce yourself Hello, I’m Holly. I’m based in Cambridgeshire with my partner and four naughty chickens, but grew up just west of London. I’ve worked as a freelance translator since graduating from an MA in 2012 and can’t imagine doing anything else. Do you translate, interpret, or both? What are yourContinue reading “Holly-Anne Whyte”
My summer of sport
By Sarah Bowyer This summer was a bumper season for sport, with several tournaments rolled over from last year finally taking place. I’m sure I’m not the only one who spent far too much time in front of the TV being an armchair fan! This time, however, I could claim a professional interest since IContinue reading “My summer of sport”
Maïlys Lejosne-Le Calvez
Bonjour ! Quelques mots pour te présenter ? Je m’appelle Maïlys Lejosne-Le Calvez, je suis française et j’habite dans la banlieue de Lille, dans le nord de la France. Je suis ingénieure procédés de formation et me suis reconvertie dans la traduction en 2017 après avoir travaillé sept ans dans l’industrie, à l’international. Interprétation ou traduction –Continue reading “Maïlys Lejosne-Le Calvez”
Alanah Reynor
Who are you? Please introduce yourself I’m Alanah, born and raised in the UK and lucky to hold dual nationality in the UK and Belgium. Growing up, I spoke both English and Flemish at home and started taking French classes when I was five. I picked up Spanish and German at high school and continuedContinue reading “Alanah Reynor”
Grite (Marguerite) Storm
Who are you? Please introduce yourselfI’m a French-speaking Belgian citizen living in the USA since 1996. I’ve been a freelance translator since 2000. English to French and Dutch to French. Do you translate, interpret, or both? What are your areas of specialism?I’m a translator. I also do volunteer consecutive interpreting in English and French. RegardingContinue reading “Grite (Marguerite) Storm”
Julia Maitland
Who are you? Please introduce yourselfMy name is Julia Maitland. I grew up in London then studied at Sheffield University. After that I moved to Lyon, France where I have been a freelance translator for over 20 years. Do you translate, interpret, or both? What are your areas of specialism?I only translate. I admire interpretersContinue reading “Julia Maitland”
Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Heather and Crystelle
The Translation Mentoring Scheme was launched by the ITI French Network in 2020. The scheme focuses on developing translation skills and is aimed at both experienced translators and newcomers to the profession. Mentees work on three translations over a period of six months, which mentors provide feedback and guidance on. Below a mentor pair sharesContinue reading “Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Heather and Crystelle”
Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Karen and Juliet
The Translation Mentoring Scheme was launched by the ITI French Network in 2020. The scheme focuses on developing translation skills and is aimed at both experienced translators and newcomers to the profession. Mentees work on three translations over a period of six months, which mentors provide feedback and guidance on. Below a mentor pair sharesContinue reading “Translation Mentoring Scheme – mentor pairs report: Karen and Juliet”