Translation skills and skills training

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The aim of this article is to establish guidelines for a skillbased curriculum in translator training through introduction to translation (into the mother tongue). I begin by describing the current challenges that arise from curriculum development, together with the pedagogical needs they entail, before going on to explain the basics of skill-based training and the characteristics of translation proficiency. I propose a skill and translation task-based approach for translator training, which includes the following: theoretical framework; categories of specific competences; operationalization of competences; sequencing; development of teaching units; and assessment.

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Albir, A. H., Gomes, T. de: L. T., & Dantas, M. P. (2020). Translation skills and skills training. Cadernos de Traducao, 40(1), 367–416. https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7968.2020v40n1p367

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