posted 04 April 2001 14:44            

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I studied for the IoL Diploma in Translation with the National Extension College. They were excellent - you are given a tutor and arrange with them the frequency with which you can complete assignments. Their address is:
N.E.C.
18 Brooklands Avenue,
Cambridge,
CB2 2HN
UK
Tel +44 (0)1223 316644
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Many thanks for that Alison

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posted 05 April 2001 10:42            

<Quote>South Tyneside College offers the DPSI (Diploma in Public Service Interpreting) by distance learning on a wide range of languages leading up to the IoL exam
qualification. The options available are Law and Health at the moment but Local Government is being considered.
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Thanks Helena

The college website... http://www.stc.ac.uk/

posted 22 April 2001 17:45            

<Quote>Right now I am an Associate member of ATA, and I have future plans of trying to become accredited translator, just not sure of when. I just wanted to say that I have found this organization very helpful in the process of becoming an accredited translator.
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Thanks Jennifer

posted 22 January 2002 16:40            

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Dear editor,

I would like to inform that the Centre for English Language Studies, University of Birmingham, UK, offers an Open Distance Learning Masters in Translation Studies. This course is particularly suited to professional translators and/or linguists interested in translation. For further information, please check our website: www.bham.ac.uk/cels or contact me directly at: m.c.millanvarela@bham.ac.uk

Best wishes,

Carmen Millan-Varela
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