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How to gain enough experience to work for EU bodies
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... Feb 4, 2021

Thanks for posting it Teresa, it's really kind of you! Actually, I had already attended the previous iteration of this course (although I understood this one will be more comprehensive), but it's focused more on translating institutional communication (e.g. marketing/branding materials. including those on social media), while I'm more interested in translating technical documents in my fields of specialization (law and finance).
 
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