Introduction to Bankruptcy Terminology
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Bankruptcy Terminology + Brief Introduction to Bilingual Legal Terminology
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Addressed to EN/ES – ES/EN Translators
Introduction
The purpose of this course is to provide you with broad information regarding Bankruptcy, one of the most difficult topics in bilingual legal terminology.
This 3 hours training is designed to give you full command of terminology in the field. Trainees will work in the pair English to Spanish and receive guidance throughout the whole process, due to the difficulty of the terminology involved.
The training is provided on a one-on-one basis, using Skype, MSN or a standard telephone. Dates and times are arranged between the lecturer and the student.
Price: 250 USD (Buy Now)
Program
- Starting with a bilingual legal terminology quiz in order to warm you up.
- Translation into Spanish
- Use of specific terminology regarding bankruptcy
- Types of bankruptcy
- Questions and answers about bankruptcy
- Explanations and corrections
- Creditors
- Insolvency
- Bankruptcy terminology / jargon
- Training and orientation
- Correction by Certified Translator
- Continuous interaction between trainer and students
- Final revision regarding terminology
Payment Information
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All payment options available. Use the (Buy Now) option to proceed with your payment.
Local payment available for users living in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. Please contact the Training Coordinator to learn more local payment options.
Once have purchased your spot, you will appear on the attendees list as "registered and paid" and the trainer will contact you to agree on a date and time for your session.
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Trainers  MARIA GUSTAFSON | Bio: Maria L Gustafson has a MA in Translation and a Language Doctorate Degree, she also graduated as a Simultaneous/ Consecutive/ Telephonic Interpreter. She has studied the Roman Law, the American Legislation and the Common Law in the UK. She’s been teaching and translating for 28 years and has given seminars in different cities such as Chicago. She is the author of the Bilingual Legal Terminology Dictionary and of the Bilingual Legal Terminology Course. |
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