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Community /PSI/ bilateral interpreting: Czech-Ukrainian language combination and Supportive language course (10493)
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Charles University
Community /PSI/ bilateral interpreting: Czech-Ukrainian language combination and Supportive language course
course in preparation
Variant code (CID): 10493
Orientation: microcredentials
Faculty: Faculty of Arts
 
combined
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Czech
Community /PSI/ bilateral interpreting: Czech-Ukrainien language combination and Supportive language course
The complete Course in Community/Bilateral Interpreting: Czech-Ukrainian Language Combination and Supportive language course consists of two parts:
1.Supportive Language Course (Language Preparation in Ukrainian)
2.Community/Bilateral Interpreting: Czech-Ukrainian Language Combination
The Modular Course in Community/Bilateral Interpreting in the Czech-Ukrainian Language Combination and the Supportive Language Course (Language Preparation in Ukrainian) are designed for individuals who, in addition to the interpreting skills, wish to expand their language proficiency in the language support course. This part includes, among other things, the analyses of the use of specific vocabulary in complex situations.


1. Supportive Language Course (Language Preparation in Ukrainian)
The Ukrainian language supportive course is aimed at expanding and improving language (and additionally historical, political and cultural) knowledge related to Ukraine and Ukrainian language. The key emphasis is put on the development of the specific vocabulary and stylistic skills necessary for the correct use of language in the process of interpreting.

2. Community/Bilateral Interpreting in the Czech-Ukrainian Language Combination
The modular course in Community / bilateral interpreting: Czech-Ukrainian language combination aims to enhance competencies in the field of interpreting and covers also the acquisition and practical use of specialized terminology. Participants should master community/bilateral interpreting, including note-taking, consecutive interpreting, whispered simultaneous interpreting (chuchotage), interpreter ethics, the role and place of an interpreter, interpreting strategies, mental health, and more.
Upon completion, community interpreters should be able to facilitate language communication between foreigners and Czech-speaking parties, particularly in various official settings (labour office, social and health insurance, tax office, trade license office, etc.), in education, healthcare, and while working for non-profit organizations.
Knowledge – student can
• define and describe the basic types of interpreting used in community interpreting (bilateral/dialogue/community interpreting, whispered simultaneous interpreting, sight translation)
• define the principles of the code of ethics for community interpreters (Meta o.p.s.)
• define technical prerequisites, necessary for quality interpreting

Skills– student can
• use the acquired information to provide quality interpreting
• use terminology of the relevant thematic modules covered by the course
• adjust the selection of interpreting strategies according to the specific communicative situation
• interpret the content of the evaluated communicative situation taking into account the interpreter’s role and ethics
• render the content of the communicative situation and provide adequate interpreting in terms of context and pragmatics (accuracy, consistency, clarity, fluency) while meeting the objectives of the specific communicative situation

Competencies– student can
• demonstrate in their interpreting performance their highly developed ability to conduct analysis and synthesis, evaluation of the specific communicative situation and consequences of cultural differences between the two participating parties, and ability to react to highly tense communicative situations in an appropriate manner
• demonstrate in their interpreting their adaptability and ability of self-management according to the requests of the client/contracting party
https://utrl.ff.cuni.cz/cs/veda-a-vyzkum/tlumocnicke-kurzy-s-mikrocertifikaci/
Guarantor Phone number E-mail
Mgr. Ing. Maria Molchan, Ph.D. 221619532 maria.molchan@ff.cuni.cz
doc. Tetiana Sverdan, CSc. 221619271 tetiana.sverdan@ff.cuni.cz
Accreditation
11000 - Univerzita Karlova
129/24
27.3.2024
27.3.2034
Further detailed information
5
140 (total number of hours)
Kurz má celkový rozsah 140 hodin (47 vyučovacích hodin v prezenčním studiu, 93 hodin další časové zátěže).
1
Literature and linguistics (0232)
Oral examination
Supervised without ID Verification
Level Knowledge Responsibility and autonomy Qualifications
Level 6 Advanced knowledge of a field of work or study, involving a critical understanding of theories and principles Advanced skills, demonstrating mastery and innovation, required to solve complex and unpredictable problems in a specialised field of work or study Manage complex technical or professional activities or projects, taking responsibility for decision-making in unpredictable work or study contexts; take responsibility for managing professional development of individuals and groups
27.3.2024
27.3.2034
Institutional License
approved by the Internal Evaluation Board: 3/27/2024, approval identification code: 129/24
approved by the Internal Evaluation Board: 3/27/2024, approval identification code: 129/24
Tento kurz vznikl v rámci projektu Transformace VŠ na UK (reg. č. NPO_UK_MSMT-16602/2022)
Kurzy vznikly ve spolupráci jak s profesními tlumočnickými organizacemi Asociace konferenčních tlumočníků, Jednota tlumočníků a překladatelů a Komora soudních tlumočníků a překladatelů) a současně i ve spolupráci s neziskovými organizacemi Integrační centrum Praha, InBáze a Slovo 21. Garantkou jejich tvorby byla prof. PhDr. Ivana Čeňková, CSc.
Date and venue of the course
01.09.2023
31.5.2024
2023/2024
Information for applicants
14
0 Kč / course
Enrolment information
 
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