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hi
i'm doing a master in translation:arabic english french.i still have one year to go.i'm quite interested in interpreting and i would like to know where i can have interperting training abroad,especially in the UK.
Thanks in advance!
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Williamson 
Обединето Кралство
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фламански на англиски
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A: language: arabic
C-languages: french, english
=ETI Geneva
and University of Westminster (London)
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coldplay fan
Local time: 17:59
арапски на англиски
ОТПОЧНУВАЧ НА ТЕМА | thank you very much indeed | Jun 26, 2007 |
Thank you for your reply.
I was just wondering about the possibility of getting a scholarship in any of the mentioned schools. i checked the web site of westminster school but i did not understand the part about scholarships.could you please help?
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Williamson
Обединето Кралство
Local time: 17:59
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| There are a limited number of bursaries | Jun 27, 2007 |
http://scic.cec.eu.int/europa/display.jsp?id=c_6344
but only for languages of the E.U.
As far I know Arabic is not an official language of the E.U.
Note : London is a £15.000 winner-takes-it-all. If you pass, you can start winning back your investment. If you don't pas, bye £15.000
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coldplay fan
Local time: 17:59
арапски на англиски
ОТПОЧНУВАЧ НА ТЕМА | thanks williamson | Jun 27, 2007 |
thank you for the information.
that's the problem with arabic there are not many scholarships for students whose mother tongue is arabic
thanks anyway!
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Aymeric de Poyen Bellisle (X)
Швајцарија
Local time: 17:59
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Williamson wrote:
http://scic.cec.eu.int/europa/display.jsp?id=c_6344
but only for languages of the E.U.
As far I know Arabic is not an official language of the E.U.
Note : London is a £15.000 winner-takes-it-all. If you pass, you can start winning back your investment. If you don't pas, bye £15.000
Westminster's policy has now changed. If you fail the December exam, you don't have to pay for the second term so you only pay half of the total fees, which amount to 9,350 pounds for the whole year for an overseas student.
Besides, if you study in London, it might help you improve your English so you would be able to use it as an active B language, instead of just a C as Williamson said.
[Modifié le 2007-06-27 22:20]
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coldplay fan
Local time: 17:59
арапски на англиски
ОТПОЧНУВАЧ НА ТЕМА | westminster course detation | Jun 29, 2007 |
Thanks Aymeric
I just wanted to know how long the course of interpreting in Westminster School lasts.
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juvera
Local time: 17:59
англиски на унгарски
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| Not Westminster School | Jun 29, 2007 |
coldplay fan wrote:
I just wanted to know how long the course of interpreting in Westminster School lasts.
Williamson and Aymeric were not talking about Westminster School, but the University of Westminster.
Westminster School doesn't have interpreting courses.
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coldplay fan
Local time: 17:59
арапски на англиски
ОТПОЧНУВАЧ НА ТЕМА | Thank you andy! | Jul 6, 2007 |
thank you very much andy.i had a look at the web site you
suggested and it's really interesting.as i always say: sharing is caring
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Yamato (X)
Бугарија
Local time: 19:59
руски на шпански
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| My two pences | Aug 3, 2007 |
I think one cannot forget to mention ESIT.
Here's the website www.univ-paris3.fr/esit/
Now, it's the best for several reasons. One, it's the school that started it all, and the one that has the best teachers and most advanced techniques.
Two, it's got the best equipment. It's not the most modern equipment, but it's got real interpreting equipment.
Three... See more I think one cannot forget to mention ESIT.
Here's the website www.univ-paris3.fr/esit/
Now, it's the best for several reasons. One, it's the school that started it all, and the one that has the best teachers and most advanced techniques.
Two, it's got the best equipment. It's not the most modern equipment, but it's got real interpreting equipment.
Three, they provide with the best education. No other school is as prestigious, or prepares you so thoroughly. In ESIT you end up with the same level as any professional interpreter who is already working, and not just the level of a "beginner interpreter".
On the downside, they are very, very tough. It's not just the entrance exam that is tough, after that there is a lot of work, and, at the end of the first year, they kick out a lot of students.
One more thing for arabophones: they require you to interpret into Classical Arabic. ▲ Collapse
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Yamato (X)
Бугарија
Local time: 19:59
руски на шпански
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| oh, I forgot to say... | Aug 4, 2007 |
... that, since it is French public university, the master there costas just above 500 euros.
Seriously!
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coldplay fan
Local time: 17:59
арапски на англиски
ОТПОЧНУВАЧ НА ТЕМА | thank you Pablo! | Aug 28, 2007 |
thank you Pablo for the information it's really useful!!
i had a look at ESIT's web site, it's really interesting and it's just what i was looking for and the icing on the cake is that it doesn't coast much!i hope they accept me there!!!
thanks again!
hope we stay in touch
take good care of yourself!
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