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Webinar: The Canadian Court System for Translators and Interpreters
Thread poster: Karolina Karczmarek-Giel (X)
Karolina Karczmarek-Giel (X)
Karolina Karczmarek-Giel (X)
United Kingdom
Local time: 09:41
Polish to English
Dec 6, 2018

8, 15 JANUARY 2019 6:00 PM
Do you want to work with legal documents or legal Canada interpretation relating to the Canadian court system? If so, this series of two webinars is for you. “The Canadian Court System” will provide detailed explanations of the different levels of the court system in Canada, along with the associated court documents. At the end of this series, attendees will have increased knowledge with regard to the Canadian court system at the federal, provincial, territor... See more
8, 15 JANUARY 2019 6:00 PM
Do you want to work with legal documents or legal Canada interpretation relating to the Canadian court system? If so, this series of two webinars is for you. “The Canadian Court System” will provide detailed explanations of the different levels of the court system in Canada, along with the associated court documents. At the end of this series, attendees will have increased knowledge with regard to the Canadian court system at the federal, provincial, territorial, regional and municipal levels.
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Maxi Schwarz
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Local time: 03:41
German to English
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What I wonder about Dec 9, 2018

usually when one works for anything Canadian of that nature, there is often a requirement for Canadian certification (OTIAQ, ATIO, etc.). Is this an element in any way? As a Canadian translator, that is the first thing that popped into my head. I don't know if it's pertinent.
 
Suzanne Deliscar
Suzanne Deliscar  Identity Verified
Canada
Local time: 04:41
Member (2009)
Spanish to English
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Not Always a Requirement Dec 18, 2018

Hello Maxi,

Thanks for your comment. You do not have to be CTTIC-certified to translate Canadian documents, or translate in Canada. Different Canadian institutions have different requirements. That being said, yes, often the federal or provincial governments may prefer or require certification.
 


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