Tips for Students Pursuing Interpretation Course
                     Tips for Students Pursuing 
Interpretation Course
Evaluate Your Work 
Continuously
Put yourself under the scanner and evaluate whether your 
work is good enough or not. Ask qualified professionals for 
help. Find out the areas where you need more work.
Read a Lot of 
Books
The world of languages is constantly evolving and 
to keep pace with that, students are required to 
keep learning. Reading not only expose you to the 
usage of language but also, benefits you 
professionally. For instance, you can learn specific 
expressions and jargons used in the target 
language.
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Practice is the 
Key to Precision
Try practicing with interpreting a 15 or 20 minute 
long TED talk. Avoid talk shows, news presentation 
or radio shows as these do not maintain continuity. 
Start with repeating whatever is said in the same 
language. This is a good practice for training your 
brain to listen and speak at the same time.
Monitor Yourself 
Regularly.
 Often, the speed with which the message is delivered, might 
baffle you. This can result in missing out words and other 
nuances. Constantly monitor your own speed to ensure that 
you do not miss out any details.
Familiarize With 
the Topic
For interpreting a speech successfully, an 
interpreter must have a good knowledge of the 
topic and its background. Research skills can be 
beneficial in this regard.
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