Marta Stelmaszak is a Polish – English translator and interpreter working in IT and business. She is currently pursuing a degree in Information Systems and Management. Her practical and theoretical interests lie in the use of social media in the development of the language industry. She can be contacted on Twitter (@mstelmaszak), Facebook (Wantwords) and LinkedIn. She is looking forward to develop as an interpreter doing her MA in Conference Interpreting at London Metropolitan University.
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Why should I attend the course? |
| You do not just invest in a course, you do invest in your future and your success. |
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One needs to invest time, money or both to attend a course. For a successful freelancer, time is money. But this is not true for all times unless one is regularly updated about one’s movement relative to the mind of the market. Essentially, any training in its core is an incremental step towards self-discovery. In these turbulent times, one of the best investments is investing on one’s skill and competencies. Gold can be stolen, currencies can become what they intrinsically are – paper, stocks may dip and tangibles may get eroded in value. Tough times will not stay forever but tough people will and toughness is an acquired virtue. We recommend that you invest on your core assets. Your skills, knowledge, know-how and competencies. Spending time and money in a course is the subtlest and most enduring investment you make for you and your future. The top 10% in every business field spend at least 3% of their income on continuous learning. And you can reach the top 10%, too! |
