Metroplex Interpreters & Translators Association Presents:

MITA will offer a summer workshop in July to give an overview of what it takes to run a successful translation and interpretation business from the comfort of your home. What is the difference between free-lancing vs. working as an employee? What should my résumé say? How do I charge or provide estimates for a translation project? Learn all this and more during our July Summer Workshop with M. Eta Trabing of Berkana Language Center.

• Saturday, July 25, 2009 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

• Room Active Zone at the Midway Recreation Center

• 300 W. Midway, Euless, Texas 76039

• Get Directions

INSTRUCTOR:

Eta Trabing has been a technical translator since 1956, first in Argentina, then in the U.S. She is an approved provider for continuing education credits for both the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and the American Translators Association. Publications are available through www.eberkana.com.

ATA Continuing Education Credit:

ATA-certified members will earn 5 hours of Continuing Education Points for this workshop.

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MITA is a professional association serving Dallas-Ft. Worth (DFW) Metroplex. Use this web site as a valuable resource for your foreign language needs, whether for interpretation (the spoken word) or translation (the written word).

MITA offers a database of professional interpreters and translators handling verbal and written communications in many languages. Language service professionals specialize in myriad of areas, offering quality linguistic solutions for a variety of fields.

MITA members come from all corners of the world and possess profound cultural sensitivity, with a complete understanding of varying customs, morals, business practices and etiquette.

-   To facilitate the foreign language communication needs of the international communities of the DFW Metroplex

-   To promote recognition of quality and professionalism in interpretation and translation;

-   To provide continuing education for interpreters and translators;

-   To serve as a resource of qualified language professionals (interpreters and translators);

-   To offer networking opportunities for its members and other professionals interested in the field of interpretation and translation.