Hi everyone, I’m Catherine. Thank you so much for offering this course - I have been looking for ways to gain experience in the field of humanitarian interpretation, and this is perfect.
Hello! Thank you for creating this course. I’m Yadira Colin. I’ve been working as translation coordinator in a project taking place in the Majority World (Latin America and Francophone Africa), and I was looking for tools which could help them go further. It will also help me contribute in an innovative way, at least, I’m counting on it!
Hello! My name is Rocío. I’m studying for a master’s degree in translation and volunteering in the meantime. I’m learning a lot from the interesting TWB courses. Thank you!
Hello, there! My name is Acsa Santos! I joined the community as of today, because i am looking to improve my skills as a translator but also because i have a deep want to help move our humanity forward, a desire that seems scarce in our current global situation. These courses, i hope,goes far and beyond from teaching simply a new skill, it teaches us to see the world and a third party as humans.
Hello,
My name is Martofaney from Ghana.
Thank you for this course. I am here to learn and build my career as a translator and interpreter. I would also like to broaden my understanding about relevant needs and opportunities available in the language industry.
Hi there! My name is Majdal Shams and Lately I’ve started working as an interpreter in order to
facilitate communication between Local people in Syrian coastal region who speaks arabic and the humaniterians abroad to voice the voiceless due to the genocide committed by exteimists and jihadis.
As part of my mission deals with incredibly sensitive subjects related to people I wanted to gain more knowledge on humanitarian interpretation and broaden my horizons.
Thank you for offering this course!
Thank you so much for offering this informative course. I am an interpretation master’s student in my first year, and I would love to leave a positive impact on the world using my skills. Yet, I still have a long way to hone my abilities as an interpreter/translator, and I reckon that this course is the right step towards my goal.