In this lecture, I will share the expectations and requirements for translators and interpreters working in Japan. We will consider translators, interpreters, agents, clients who request translations, and even the end-users. We'll explore what these stakeholders expect from translations or interpretations, and how translators and interpreters should conduct themselves to meet these expectations. Let's think about these aspects together.
Applications closedFrom the field of translation and interpretation in Japan
Applications for this course are no longer accepted.
Lecturer
Mariko MIYAGAI/ Font inc・CEO
Graduated from the School of Foreign Studies, German Department, Osaka University. Completed the System Design and Management program at Keio University.
Currently a first-year master's student in the Urban Policy and Regional Economy program at the Graduate School of Urban Management, Osaka City University.
After graduating from Osaka University, started a translation and interpretation company. Conducted research at Keio University on ""Japanese that is easy to translate into English.""
Currently interested in how to engage with many regions, studying nursery school exchange programs in rural areas with three children.
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Course outline
Lecture nameFrom the field of translation and interpretation in Japan
Date and timeFebruary 14, 2024 (Wednesday) , 02:50 PM (JST) 〜 February 14, 2024 (Wednesday) , 04:20 PM (JST)
Lecturer
Mariko MIYAGAI
Font inc・CEO
Font inc・CEO
TargetTarget: International students or employees who have passed JLPT N2 or above.
* Non-Toyo University students can also take this course.
* Participation from abroad is highly welcomed.
* Non-Toyo University students can also take this course.
* Participation from abroad is highly welcomed.
Capacity1,000 participants per lecture (first-come-first-served basis)
Streaming service
Cisco Webex Meetings
FeeFree
Application periodJanuary 23, 2024 (Tuesday) , 12:00 AM (JST) ~ February 13, 2024 (Tuesday) , 11:59 PM (JST)
Precautions
- All display times are in Japan time.
- All courses will be conducted in Japanese only.
- Even if you don't participate on the day, all the applicants can view the video after the course ends.
- After the course, those who answered the questionnaire can download the materials used in the class and the participation certificate.