RESUME

NATHALIE COUPET

8800 SW 123 COURT APT. 401-J or 240 CENTRALPARK SOUTH APT. 6-O

MIAMI, FL33186 NEW YORK, NY10019

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Cell: (786) 554-9638

TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS:

As of December 13, 2005: Bachelor in Information Technologies at PhoenixUniversity, in Phoenix, AZ

November 17-20: Legal Seminar (SP/E) at ArizonaStateUniversity in Tucson, AZ (Certtificate awarded)

Aug.-October1, 2005: State Department Assignment (French) on a regular basis

July 5-16, 2005: Legal English Seminar with Legal-Ease, Inc.

July 19-21, 2005: 3-day Conference at the United Nations in New York, NY(French)

March 12th, 2005: Technical Interpretation Seminar at FloridaInternationalUniversity

March 7-11, 2005: Interpreter Training Course at the State Department for French and Haitian Kreyol for both Consecutive and Simultaneous Interpretation

April 1-3, 2005: Consortium Interpreter Certification Written Exam for Court Interpreters Creole/English

March 2005: Interpreter Training Course at the State Department (French/Creole)

February 6, 2005: Screening examination by the 11th Circuit of Miami for Spanish>English<Spanish (Interpretation and translation)

November 30, 2004: Passed the screening examination for the DEA for Translators

(Certificate of Proficiency in English and Haitian Creole)

Since July 2004: Member of NAJIT (National Association of Judicial Interpreters and Translators); member of New York Circle of Translators

Since June 2004: Member of the ATA (American Translators Association)

1998: Certificate of Advanced German from the Goethe Institut in Berlin, Germany

1996: Certificate of Intermediate Level in German from the Goethe Institut in Vienna, Austria

1997-2000: 3 year-training program at the Dolmetscherschule (School for Translators and Interpreters) in Zurich, Switzerland

1994: Certificate of Advanced Spanish from Universidad de Salamanca, Spain

1989-1995: B.A. of Law from the University of PARIS II-Assas (Sorbonne II), in Paris, France

EXPERIENCE:

1995-2000: Independent Translator for an Import-Export Firm in Schwyz, Switzerland (Van Melle) for French/German/English

May 2000-April 2001: In-house translator at Professional Translation Services in Miami, FL

April 2001-2002: Language instructor at Berlitz, Miami (French/German)

From 2002-now: Independent translator and interpreter for several translation companies in Miami and abroad such as inlingua Language Centers, Cacov Group, Omninetwork, Precision Translation Services, Professional Translating Services, Prolingo, etc...

As a Court Interpreter, I am regularly working in State and Federal Courts for clients such as the US District Attorney, FBI, DEAand ICE agents (debriefings), etc.

SPECIALIZATION:

Law, banking, finance. Reports, charts, summaries, projects, consulting: clients include World Bank, AIG, Oleofina, HSBC Bank, etc.

Financial translations: Banamex, Merrill Lynch, Chevron Texaco, Visa/MasterCard

Educational material in Creole such as text books :I translate Science and Math books for grades 6,7, and 8 for the Department of Education).

Technical: IT. My clients include such companies as Tycoand Microsoft.

CONFERENCES/DEPOSITIONS: medical interpretation assignments for various practitioners and insurance claim companies; court interpreter, depositions for attorneys (insurance, accidents, etc...). Last major conference assignment: Feb 3rd, 2005 (Kreyol/English), January 24, 2005 (French/English) Rates: $300 minimum for simultaneous/$500 full day

Consecutive: $50/hour ($100 minimum) for Kreyol and $60/hour ($100 minimum) for French

Last simultaneous conference: May 17-19,2005 Convention on beauty products for purchasing agents

RATE:

Creole: 10 cents/word - 08 cents/word if more than 10,000words

French: 12 cents/word - 10 cents/word if more than 10,000words

English: 08 cents/word

I translate from French, Creole, Spanish, German, Italian into English for 10 cents/word.

METHOD:

10,000 words a day.

Rush service available: 14 cents/word

SOFTWARE:

XP Windows

Trados Excel SDLX

Wordperfect Adobe Acrobat

LANGUAGES SPOKEN: French (mother tongue), Creole (spoken at home), English (fluent), Spanish (fluent), German (fluent), Italian