PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
• SINCE 2005: Freelance online translator in French into Arabic and English into Arabic combinations. Collaborating with the main translation agencies in France.
• 2000 – 2003: Assistant Manager within the ”Union of Algerian Publishers” (SNEL).
o Missions:
- Administration management.
- Translation of documents.
- Organisation of national and international book fairs (Algiers National Book Fair 2002 and 2003, Algiers International book fair 2000 and 2002, 22nd Paris International Book Fair 2002).
• From 2000 to 2003: Freelance Translator and Interpreter in Algiers:
Arab conference on arid and semi-arid lands, Oued Souf, Algeria, October 2000.
World Youth Festival, Algiers, August 2001.
International Film Festival, Tebessa, Algeria, 2001.
International conference of Southern NGOs, Algiers 2002.
European Social Forum (volunteering), Paris 2003.
Collaboration with several national and international institutions in Algeria:
Ministry of Environment.
Korea Trade Centre – KOTRA.
Embassy of India.
COMTECH (US company).
• 2000 – 2002: Translation teacher for beginners at the University of Algiers - French into Arabic combination.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
• 2006 Preparation of a Professional Master’s degree in Language Processing, INALCO (Institut National des Langues Orientales, Paris) (not achieved for professional reasons).
• 2005 Licence degree in Translation, University of Paris 8.
• 2000 Licence degree in Translation and Interpreting, University of Algiers.
• 2000 Translation and interpreting training in the Algerian National Assembly.
• 1995 Baccalaureate in Natural Sciences (Algeria).
MISCELLANEOUS
Good command of computer tools: MS Windows XP Professional, Internet, repairing abilities.
Fax and international phone.
General background: History, Geography, Politics, Religions.
Travels: Algeria, France, Croatia, South Korea, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Spain, Lithuania, Holland, Belgium, Portugal, Switzerland.
Good knowledge in Spanish and Croatian languages.
Reactivity and reliability. |