AIIC Training : Interpreting: What We Know and How We Know It

This seminar - led by Franz Pöchhacker - will provide teachers of interpreting with a state-of-the-art overview of research on interpreting and will cover both general and specific topics of interest, also in relation to professional and training issues. Two courses will be held back to back to allow more trainers to attend.

The seminars will comprise three main parts:

• 'Decades of development': an overview of the evolution of research on interpreting, i.e. of how our knowledge has come about;
• Models of interpreting: a look at the most influential ways of conceptualizing interpreting - as interaction and as a cognitive process;
• Selected topics: the state of the art regarding selected topics of 'basic research' (e.g. 'the interpreter's brain', 'memory in interpreting', 'strategies'), professional issues (e.g. 'quality', 'ethics', 'technology'), and training (e.g. 'aptitude', 'curriculum', 'exercises').

Trainer 

Franz Pöchhacker is Associate Professor of Interpreting Studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked as a conference and media interpreter and published articles and monographs on various domains of interpreting, including the textbook Introducing Interpreting Studies (Routledge, 2004/2016). He is co-editor, with Minhua Liu, of Interpreting: International Journal of Research and Practice in Interpreting, and has edited the Routledge Encyclopedia of Interpreting Studies (Routledge, 2015).

This seminar is designed for interpreter trainers and practicing interpreters with an interest in learning more about interpreting research and training.

Registration

• Maximum number of participants per seminar: 16
• Enrolment deadline: August 31, 2018

To register for the seminar on October 5-6, 2018, click here.

Cost of Seminar

• AIIC Members: $250.00 USD
• Non-AIIC Members: $300.00 USD

Information  

For additional information please contact: training@nrv3rsymuv.aiic.net

Special thanks to the Middlebury Institute of International Studies D.C.
Office for providing the venue for the seminars.

Cancellation policy

All AIIC courses are non-profit.

Courses will be confirmed when registration fees cover the cost of the course or cancelled at the latest six weeks before the date of the course.

Participants withdrawing before the course is confirmed will be refunded.

Participants withdrawing after the course is confirmed will only be refunded if a substitute participant enrolls.

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