The Japan Association of Translators (JAT) was founded in May 1985 as a means for individual translators to exchange information and insight, thereby helping each other not just to do a better job for their clients but a more rewarding one for themselves as well. In 2001 JAT became an incorporated non-profit organization under Japanese law. JAT membership is open to all individuals interested in Japanese/English and English/Japanese translation and interpretation. There are no particular professional qualifications necessary to join JAT.
Type of Organization
Association
Admission criteria
Does not have admission criteria (or not applicable).
Training
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Credential
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