The Foundation Certificate in Translation and Interpreting

• Introduction: The capstone operational course of the foundation track, combining advanced multi-paragraph text translation with the introductory practical mechanics of oral interpreting.

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Prerequisites

• Pre-requisites: Successful completion of OTFL11 and OTFL12, paired with a firm, verified CEFR C1 (Advanced) proficiency level in the Department Language.

Description

• Topics Covered: Sight translation, consecutive interpreting note-taking, memory training, advanced synthesis of text dossiers, and professional ethical standards.

• Course Objectives: Develop the mental speed required for live oral sight-translation and build physical stamina for consecutive rendering of short spoken passages.

• Learning Outcomes: Successfully translate a 500-word complex text under strict time pressure and execute a 3-minute consecutive oral interpretation with accurate meaning transfer.

• Tools & Materials: Digital audio recorders, consecutive speech logs, professional code-of-ethics documentation, and timed translation exam blueprints.

• Comments: A rigorous bi-directional capstone managed strictly by the department language to certify a student’s readiness for professional practice.

Course Rules

• Course Rules: 100% attendance is required for live oral interpreting lab panels; final portfolio submissions must be completely free of catastrophic meaning errors.

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