Course Description

Bachelor of Arts in Translation and Interpretation program

Skills You Will Gain

Translation Techniques (Kiswahili-English, English-Kiswahili, French-Kiswahili)

Consecutive Interpretation

Simultaneous Interpretation

Sight Translation

Legal Translation

Medical Translation

Technical Translation

Business Translation

Literary Translation

Terminology Management

Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) Tools

Localization

Interpreting Ethics

Public Speaking

Note-Taking Techniques

Skill Mastery Level 92%

Taught by experienced instructors

Career Opportunities

Translator (Government Ministries, Embassies, International Organizations), Interpreter (International Conferences - UN, AU, EAC), Court Interpreter (Judiciary of Tanzania), Medical Interpreter (Hospitals), Localization Specialist (Software Companies), Language Service Provider (Freelance), Translation Agency Owner, Diplomatic Interpreter (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Media Translator (TV Stations, Newspapers), NGO Communications Officer

Entry Requirements

Two principal passes in History, Geography, English Language, Kiswahili, French, or Arabic. If no principal pass in English or History, must have minimum "C" grade in English or History at O-Level.