Yerevan State University hosted experienced interpreter Vladimir Ter-Ghazaryan, a member of the Armenian Conference Interpreters Association (ACIA).
The meeting with Vladimir Ter-Ghazaryan, a simultaneous interpreter and member of ACIA, was organized by the Chair of Translation Theory and Practice at the YSU Faculty of European Languages and Communication.
The event aimed to give students an opportunity to learn firsthand about the work of a professional interpreter, hear his insights and advice, and gain a deeper understanding of the specific demands and challenges of the profession.
During the meeting, Ter-Ghazaryan shared his professional experience and offered valuable insights into the field of translation and interpreting, addressing several important aspects of the professional development of aspiring interpreters. His advice was intended to enrich students' knowledge, broaden their professional perspectives and strengthen their interest in the profession.
At the end of the meeting, the Chair of Translation Theory and Practice presented Ter-Ghazaryan with a certificate of appreciation for sharing his professional experience with students, inspiring them and contributing to the professional development of future interpreters.
The YSU Chair of Translation Theory and Practice attaches great importance to such initiatives, viewing them as valuable opportunities to support students' professional growth, encourage the practical application of theoretical knowledge and foster the development of a new generation of translation and interpreting professionals. Such meetings also play a significant role in strengthening the connection between university education and professional practice, helping students make informed career choices and facilitating the transfer of knowledge and experience from established professionals to the younger generation.
