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A few things about me
From 1 to 5 years of experience
English, Italian
French
Email
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Every project is different and I\'m afraid there is no such thing as a \"one-fits-all\" translation rate. There are literally dozens of factors that affect translation rates: the complexity of your source text, file format (hand-written and non-editable electronic documents tend to be much more expensive), how fast you want it back, your budget expectations, etc. Please, contact me and I\'ll be happy to give you an exact quote.
My fields of expertise and areas of interest
Arts and/or crafts, Business and/or commerce, Fashion and clothing, General, Marketing, PR and/or market research, Sociology and social sciences
Advertising and/or copywriting, Automotive, Banking and finance, Education and/or pedagogy, Food, cooking, nutrition, Health Care, Journalism, Transport and logistics
My education
UTBM Belfort-Montbéliard (France)
Lycée d\'Héricourt
Foreign languages and international business
Foreign languages and litterature
1997
1993
My biography and experience
Hi there,
Becoming a translator meant to me achieving an old dream. Graduated in foreign languages, I chose these studies because, being curious, they allowed to learn many things in various areas such as marketing, communication, business, finance.... and of course languages, Italian and English, and translation trainings. Once gratuated, I wished to work as a freelance translator, but I didn't, probably because I was too young for working alone.
After 12 years in logistics, I felt ready to achieve my dream, and started working as a freelance translator. Of course finding jobs or clients when you begin is not so easy, but if you really believe in something, and don't give up, everything is possible. And I found jobs.
Now I love what I'm doing, because all days are different, and all jobs are different, but each day or job gives you the opportunity to learn something new and to take up a new challenge. Always aiming at one thing: quality, always more quality.
