Earlier this year, I completed the 3-month Spanish Law specialisation course for legal translation (Especialización en Derecho para Traducción Jurídica) from Educación Digital.
Lola Gamboa recently invited me to share some thoughts on my career and profile as a legal translator for Educación Digital’s blog. We talked about choosing a niche, specialisation, choosing a niche, CPD, clients, work and some other interesting topics.
The interview is available in Spanish on the following link:
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Irene Corchado Resmella, a Spanish translator based in Edinburgh. English-Spanish sworn translator appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chartered Linguist and member of the CIOL. As a legal translator, I focus on Private Client law, specialising in Wills and Succession across three jurisdictions (England & Wales, Spain, and Scotland). Affiliate member of STEP. ICR Translations is registered with the ICO and has professional indemnity insurance.
