Conference for freelance translators and interpreters 18-19 June, 2016 - Porto, Portugal
Graça Chorão
Bio
Graça Chorão holds a PhD in Translation from the University of Vigo and has been a lecturer at Higher Education Institutions for more than 25 years. Her research interests focus mainly on Audiovisual Translation, Conference Interpreting, and Liaison Interpreting.
Currently, at Iscap, she is the Coordinator of the Administrative Assistance and Translation degree and has been involved in the organization of several events related to Translation such as OT - Oficina de Tradução and JOININ, Jornadas Internacionais de Interpretação. Bearing in mind the employability of future Translation graduates, Graça has been actively involved in establishing close ties with successful professionals, such is the case of the partnership with APTRAD.
Bridging the gap between the academia and the professional world: ISCAP and APTRAD set the pace
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This talk is meant to provide a perspective on how to work towards an effective and fruitful collaboration which will benefit not only both institutions but especially future freelance translators.
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