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What's the difference between amateur interpretation classes and graduate students majoring in interpretation in China-Europe Advanced Translation Training Center? Does the other amateur interpretatio
What's the difference between amateur interpretation classes and graduate students majoring in interpretation in China-Europe Advanced Translation Training Center? Does the other amateur interpretation class learn both interpretation and simultaneous interpretation? 1. Postgraduates majoring in interpretation (after two years off-duty, the Interpretation Department of the European Union will send examiners to take entrance examinations, teaching and graduation qualification examinations).

About 10 students are enrolled every year, and the first batch of students have entered the school. For details of enrollment, please check our graduate enrollment information.

At the same time, it also recruits a small number of transfer students from the society. For details, please refer to "International Conference Interpreter Admissions Guide (Two-year System)".

Two. Amateur interpretation class (organized by the center alone)

A, consecutive interpretation, the training period is 15 weeks, one semester, 9 class hours per week, *** 135 class hours. Classes are held in March-June and September-65438+February respectively. Enroll 10- 15 students per semester (enroll 10 qualified students to start classes).

B, simultaneous interpretation, the training period is 15 weeks, one semester, 9 class hours per week, *** 135 class hours. Classes are held in March-June and September-65438+February respectively. Enroll 10- 12 students per semester (enroll 10 qualified students to start classes).

Please check the link for more details.