Framework of reference for T&I training

The translation market is multifaceted, with evolving needs, and research is crucial for understanding what is happening and how we can adapt and/or participate in its evolution.

Technology has an ever-increasing impact on the way translation services are performed, but over time its limits have also become more apparent. Consequently, human intelligence, knowledge, and skills are still the key factors in delivering quality translations and the growing range of language services which translators and translation companies can provide

Training of future translators is thus crucial, so that future graduates will have the necessary linguistic, critical, and ethical competences.

This Translating Europe Workshop will be devoted to training and research from an European perspective, looking at the EMT Competence Framework, delving into the most current approaches to translation theory and teacher-training and and presenting some of the ongling projects in the field (DOTTSS and EFFORT).