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Bio:As for a brief summary of my background, in 2004 I acquired my Masters of Arts in Japanese Translation and Interpreting at Queensland University. Upon returning to Japan in 2005, I have been teaching Japanese to English translating and interpreting at Congress Institute... in Osaka. I also work as a freelance translator, interpreter and proofreader, as well as teaching English conversation and presentation skills both privately and at a vocational college in Osaka. I am a NAATI Level 3 Professional Japanese to English translator, and also have passed the Japanese Proficiency Test Level 1.
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Message:I can probably only attend this forum for a couple of hours due to the time difference, but nonetheless I hope to learn from the experiences and know how of other professional interpreters.
Bio:Born in 1956.
Graduated from the Graduate School of Nagoya University, majoring in Science.
Worked for a Japanese Pharmaceutical company for 18 years.
Got a certificate of Guide Interpreter authorised by the Japanese Government in 1998.
Worked as a translator and a ...interpreter mediating Japanese employee and foreigners on business.
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Message:Congratulations!
Joining this first ProZ.com's Interpreter Virtual Workshop is really a great fun.
I hope this will be a great opportunity for all interpreters in the world.
