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A former Digital Marketer at Chanel, I am now a writer, copywriter as well as a digital consultant. I have written and translated content for all sorts of companies, from start-ups and scale-ups to large companies such as Statkraft, Chanel or Jellysmack. I can write/translate website content, SEO metadata, copy & blog articles, newsletters, press releases, AdWords, brochures, inserts, social media captions... I am familiar with various industries such as Fashion, Watches & Fine Jewelry, Real Estate, Flowers, Social Media, the Creator Economy, Wines & Champagne, Energy...

I'm a French Canadian translator with a strong professional background in public relations, communications, marketing and customer service, more particularly in the fields of: arts and culture, sports and tourism. Originally from Montreal, I learned English while living in Toronto. My passion for languages and cultural discoveries later took me to beautiful Costa Rica, where I am now based.

English to French freelance translator

I am a professional translator since 2012. I grew up in France in a Spanish family, so I learned very early both languages. I studied law in France and Spain so I can translate to both languages. I am a sworn translator before the Tribunal Judiciaire of Perpignan and often perform translations and interpretations for this institution in the legal field (hearings, confrontations, reports, court decisions etc ..) I translate websites, contracts, business presentations, products descriptions, medical records etc ....

My native language is French, and I live in France. I studied foreign languages (English and Russian) at the university (Aix-en-Provence). I work with SDL TRADOS 2017/2019. I am motivated, punctual, accurate and can provide an efficient work.

A native English speaker versed in translation and editing. Feel free to contact me for any type of service.

Dear sirs, My names are Augustine Okechuwu Nwokedikko, I am very interested in learning a new language and advancing my career with my communication skills ,I am very competent in the following languages , French ,English and Portuguese and I work as a freelance translator MY TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS A TRANSLATOR 1. DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2. CERTIFICATE IN LEGAL TRANSLATION STUDIES/INTERNSHIP. FRENCH > ENGLISH ***** CS1 GROUP NEVADA, USA 3.. IQC GERMANY (CERTIFIED TRANSLATOR CERTIFICATION) 4. CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LINGUIST –UK - 5. TEFL (TOUK –ACDL CERTFIED) Please inform me about the recruitment process Regards Augustine Nwokedikko

Cambridge educated translator specialized in politics, finance, and law.

Professional English/Spanish/Dutch to FRENCH TRANSLATOR

Skills Demonstrated specific successes in managing direct, multiple and simultaneous projects Demonstrated specific successes in managing change, influencing change, managing risk, and in leading negotiations Demonstrated specific successes in collaboration, goal alignment, and customer advocacy Demonstrated leadership qualities: integrity, credibility, professionalism, action orientation, drive, confidence, and the ability to thrive in a fast paced, ambiguous environment Demonstrated outstanding communication skills, both verbal and written

Full-time translator. Experienced Senior Project Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the translation and localization industry. Skilled in Translation, Proofreading, Project Manager, Microsoft Suite and QA. Project management professional with a Master's degree focused in Interpreting and Translation from the University of Central Lancashire.

I have been working in companies in Hamburg for the past two years as a student assistant. In the last two jobs I had (one at a statistics company and another at an international cooperation NGO) I have been tasked regularly to translate documents from French to English and from English to French. Additionally, I grew up in the bilingual city of Montréal where these two languages are used interchangeably. I did all my elementary and secondary education in French and all my university (first and second cycles) in English.