National network for interpreting

A conference showcasing the National Network for Interpreting's interactive online resources, which are aimed at those curious about interpreting, trainee interpreters and teachers seeking language-teaching and motivation tools. Find out about these innovative resources and meet professionals from different educational fields. The afternoon will include presentations from the European Parliament and European Commission on their online training tools.

For further information please contact Tamara Bloom at routes.nni@leeds.ac.uk.

Event runs from 9:30 - 16:00

Please contact Deborah Lumb at D.Lumb@Salford.ac.uk for further details.

For years 10 and 11. In partnership with Routes into Languages Leeds. Contact routes.nni@leeds.ac.uk for further information.

A chance for pupils to learn about and discuss subjects of topical interest, while practicing their language skills and trying their hand at interpreting. Dates and details upon request; contact routes.nni@leeds.ac.uk for further information.
 

This workshop offers an introduction to the basic skills involved in consecutive and whispered interpreting, including note-taking, and gives participants a chance to have a go in the interpreting booths.
Further details upon request. Email thomsem@westminster.ac.uk for information. Open to undergraduate students.

This workshop offers students an introduction to the basic skills involved in consecutive and whispered interpreting, including note-taking, and gives participants a chance to have a go in the interpreting booths.
Further details upon request. For more details email thomsem@westminster.ac.uk. For year 10 to 13 pupils. 

Open to all. For more information email languagesevents@westminster.ac.uk or see http://westminster.ac.uk/about/news-and-events/events/2010/careers-in-la....

For undergraduate students in the north west. Places are limited and can be reserved by contacting R.Tipton@Salford.ac.uk directly.

Joint event with the National Network for Translation aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students in the north west interested in T/I

Registration from 13:00. Rayleigh Room, Faraday House, University of Salford, M5 4WT

European Languages: Monday 22 February, Monday 22 March and Monday 10 May
Arabic & Chinese: Monday 26 April

All conferences take place between 4 and 6 pm in the Language Resource Centre, Maxwell Building

Please contact R.Tipton@Salford.ac.uk if you would like to attend.