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Ms. Natali Franco

Garland, Texas  75040


Phone:  972-795-3165

Email:  enfranco@att.net



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Qualifications

Language Combinations:


Translation

Englishdouble arrowSpanish
Spanishdouble arrowEnglish


Interpretation

Englishdouble arrowSpanish
Spanishdouble arrowEnglish


Native Language:


Both English and Spanish


Education:


HS, Hebron Ministerial Institute 2006. Southern California School of Interpretation '09 completed "Interpreting Criminal Proceedings I & II "


Computer Equipment:


MS Word, Excel, Power Point and Publisher


Experience:


My experience as an interpreter started at a young age living in Guatemala city. I worked with American missionary groups and medical teams that would go down to do missionary work in the city and rural towns. Since I moved to Dallas, my interpreting work has mostly been for Workers Compensation, Speech, Physical and Ocupational therapists. As a translator I have done jobs for Franklin Covey and ANTHEM.


Degrees Earned:



Specialization:


Chrisitian Theology, Speech, Physical and Occupational Therapy. Criminal Proceedings.


Accreditations:


Licensed Court Interpreter TDLR #1593


Additional Information:


I grew up in a bi-cultural family. Speaking both English and Spanish. I lived in Guatemala City until 2007, at that time I moved to Dallas. In march of '09 I took on a full time job as an interpreter for a Pediatric Home Health Agency. I started freelancing May of 2010. As a freelancer I have worked as an interpreter in Criminal, County and Municipal Courts as well as depositions and mediations.


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"We dissect nature along lines laid down by our native language. Language is not simply a reporting device for experience but a defining framework for it."


- Benjamin Whorf

American Linguist





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