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Ill complete my Bcom in few months but i want to become a korean translator. Should i opt for Diploma in Korean language or Should i apply for BA in Korean language

pdwords Student Expert 18th Feb, 2022

Hello,

A bachelor degree in Korean language will definitely provide you a lot more in depth knowledge in the concerned language than that of a diploma program especially if you aim to take up the job profile of being translator as your full-time job, however if you intend to become

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i have completed my graduation in B.com...now i want to learn korean language for became a translator....so how to do it and where??

Mansi Bhatt 2nd Dec, 2021

Hello Student!


So as you're interested in learning Korean language and also become a translator, we advise you to study Korean from a reputed university or college in India.

Here are the list of colleges from where you can learn Korean:

Korean classes at King Sejong Institute

  1. Korean culture center,
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can i be a foreign language translator

Raj 1st Nov, 2021

Hello student

To be a foreign language translator  have to go for a diploma or degree course in the desired language after the 12th , various universities /institutions offering these courses. There is no specific combination in 12th required as such but the candidate must have a good knowledge of

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Can i be a foreign language translator if i have pcb

Moumoyee Chakraborty 1st Nov, 2021

Dear candidate to be a foreign language translator, you need to do additional Language courses to flourish your linguistic skills and for that even if you have Physics, Chemistry, Biology as your combination it won't hamper your chances of selection. However in Bachelor's degree try to opt for some language

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how much is the salary of a Japanese language translator or interpreter who has completed all levels of Japanese language along with jlpt

shikha jindal 30th Aug, 2021

Translation and interpretation are one of the most famous career opportunities for people that speak Japanese.When you are working as a translator,your work will be to take materials written in Japanese and convert them into English and vice versa.On the other hand,when working as an interpreter,you will be mediating between

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can I become a Japanese interpreter or translator in india at the age of 46 with out any prior experience

Mghv 17th Sep, 2021

Hello Naresh,

Yes, definitely you can be a Japanese translator or Interpreter what so ever be the age. All you need to have is excellent skills in Japanese. You can start as a freelancer or with internships too. This will give you a kick start and will give you great

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does age come in the way of getting a job as a Japanese language interpreter or translator in india

Subhrajit Mukherjee 17th Sep, 2021

See there no such restrictions in terms of Japanese Language Interpreter. But if you see the vacancies notification in any of the site then you will find out that for most recruiters the focus is on the experience in the job. Apart from this there are some recruiters which can

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can you become a interpreter or translator after doing french upto B2 level

Arshiya 21st Jul, 2021
Hello Aspirant,


First of all, to be a translator or interpreter, you need to do the course for translation and interpretation since it involves interpreting what a native french person is trying to say, it need high french proficiency.

So you eligible do the translation and interpretation course after B2
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how many years does it take to become a interpreter or translator in french

Suchana Datta 21st Jul, 2021

This will vary from person to person depending upon their dedicated time they are providing to master the language. At first , you have to know the basics of the language pretty well so that you will be able to increase your french vocabulary. French is one of the popular

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what do i do now ? i want to be interpreter or translator but ryt now im doing ba in psychology in another clg and .. now Im thinking should i start first searching for institutions of language for learning korean ? tell me please

Akshita Dhiman 10th Jul, 2021

Hi there,

Firstly, I would like to elaborate on the difference between a translator and an interpreter. Yes, they are often used interchangeably but there is a slight difference.

Translator: If you are willing to sit in a cubicle surrounded by dictionaries and preparing a document duplicating the original., is

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