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Mark Smith United States Local time: 18:46 German to English + ...
Jan 19, 2006
Just a quick suggestion. I've just got my credentials verified, but it occurs to me that it would be better to put a qualification name and level (i.e. 'MA in Applied Translation Studies') in the relevant section, instead of just 'French to English (University of Leeds)'.
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I agree - I have "IOL: French-English" for my Diploma in Translation, though there are other things it could easily be (like the DPSI). I do think that in cases like these, having the option of being more specific would be a good thing because the precise nature of a qualification could be of real relevance to whoever is out there reading it.
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