ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Gilda Boffa et Ayoub El Karoubi font partie de la toute première cohorte du DESS en interprétation de conférences de l'UQTR — un programme en ligne, à temps partiel, lancé il y a à peine un an. Dans cet épisode, ils nous racontent leur parcours vers l'interprétation, leurs raisons de choisir ce programme plutôt que les maîtrises d'Ottawa ou de Glendon, et ce que ça représente concrètement de suivre une formation universitaire en interprétation tout en travaillant déjà sur le marché. On aborde aussi la structure du programme, la place de la consécutive, le défi d'intégrer le marché canadien, et ce que l'avenir leur réserve.
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