Certificate in Collaborative Translation Teaching (CCTT-2008)
University Ramon Llull, Barcelona, Spain
7– 11 July 2008
Organised by the Department of Foreign Languages of the University
Ramon Llull, and the Faculty of Translation of the University of Vic.
http://www.url.edu
An intensive certificate course designed for translation and foreign
language teachers who are seeking to enhance their course development
and delivery skills in the field of translation; graduates of
translation and interpretation, and of languages and teaching,
considering a career in teaching; administrators exploring the
possibility of starting a new translation program; experienced
professional translators wishing to teach.
This compact course is being offered to meet the needs of university-
level translation skills instructors who are interested in
cooperative and collaborative models of learning and teaching and who
wish to acquire a more solid foundation in innovative pedagogical and
didactic theory and skills.
The program will offer both intensive instruction and a forum for
constructive dialogue, and the curriculum reflects a thorough blend
of theory and practice. Along with a survey of pedagogical
principles, the participants will be provided with numerous
opportunities to collaboratively develop curricula, syllabi, lesson
plans and tests that can be used in actual translation courses.
Course participants will be part of a small student group enhancing
the learning environment. There is a maximum of 25 places available.
This year, for the first time, the course will also constitute the
first module of our new online MA programme in Translation Teaching.
Coordination: Maria González Davies
mariagd@blanquerna.url.edu
Lead instructors:
Don Kiraly, Maria González Davies, Richard Samson
The language of instruction is English
Fee: 350 €
More information at:
[url=http://www.uvic.cat/fchtd/especial/en/collaborative_translation_teachi]http://www.uvic.cat/fchtd/especial/en/collaborative_translation_teachi[/url]
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