Translation Associations
Translation Associations in the France
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ELRA – The European Language Resources Association
Country: FranceELRA?s missions are to promote language resources for the Human Language Technology (HLT) sector, and to evaluate language engineering technologies. To achieve these two major missions, we offer a range of services, listed below and described in the "Services around Language Resources" section:Identification of language resources Promotion of the production…
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UNETICA – National Union of Expert Translator and Interpreters for Appellate Courts
Country: FranceUNETICA is a national association aiming to bring together expert translators and interpreters working in appellate courts of France. It facilitates exchanges and meetings, particularly in the context of symposia, congresses and seminars. It also provides translators and interpreters with information services, training and assistance; it represents and defends their…
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SFT - French Society of Translators
Country: FranceThe French Society of Translators is the National Union of Translators in France. It has over a thousand members, translators and interpreters, including a number of legal experts.SFT carries out an active policy of information among its members, and assists the translators in the various aspects related to the exercise…
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ATLF – The Association of Literary Translators of France
Country: FranceATLF was created in 1973 from a split in the French Society of Translators (SFT), considered to be too oriented to technical translations. Today, ATLF desires to be a literary association that defends the interests of literary translators. From the beginning, ATLF establishes, based on information given by its members,…
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APROTRAD – French Association of Professional Translators
Country: FranceOur association was founded in late 1993 to bring together, not only professionals who have the same concerns and are somewhat scattered in our region, but also students or beginners, as well as translation companies. During our first meetings, it quickly became apparent that there was a real need for…