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Accademia Riaci, Florence:
Take the first step towards a new career as a professional interpreter! The rapid rise of multinational businesses, and of the use of electronic communication has resulted in translation becoming one of the fastest-growing professions in the world. Located in the heart of Florence, Accademia Riaci is an international art and design academy for students from throughout Italy and worldwide, providing quality education in a range of popular career fields including product design, interior design, painting & drawing, graphic design and ceramics. In addition, we offer a master course in Professional Interpretation (English-Italian), that aims to prepare you for a successful career in this in-demand field.

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Master Course in Professional Interpretation:
Taught in Italian or English

If you speak two languages fluently, you are well positioned to become a translator, but this is not enough.

This comprehensive interpreter-training program in professional translation aims to equip you with the linguistic, cultural and technical expertise to give you a competitive edge in this rapidly expanding job market.

Professional interpreters usually work from their second language into their native language. This means that in order to be a successful interpreter, you need to have an excellent command of your native language. 

This master course aims to provide you with the technical training, professional linguistic skills, and appropriate familiarity with technical tools that will prepare you for a wide variety of international jobs in areas as diverse as in-house and freelance interpretation, project management, and software localization. 

Curriculum:
Italian I; Italian II; Case Study In Translation; Interpreting I; Interpreting II; Italian Politics; Italian Economics; Italian History; Italian literature; Italian Geography; Foundation Drawing / Painting I; Foundation Drawing / Painting II; Three Dimention Design; Art History; Color Theory