Ozioma Ojukwu

I have the ability to make my student understand what I teach. Some student don't catch up easily, but don't worry , will take my time to make you understand.
Learning is never a waste, I love having an interactive class.

I just wanted to share some thoughts with fellow students who are interested in pursuing a career in translation and localization. As someone who has recently graduated from an applied languages translation degree, I understand the challenges and excitement that come with this field.I was so opportuned to graduate with a degree in accounting.

I've had the opportunity to gain a lot of experience in translating, localizing, and revising content. It has been a gratifying experience, knowing that I am helping to bridge communication gaps between different cultures and languages. I also specialize on copy and paste, Data entry.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in translation and localization, I would encourage you to stay curious and keep learning. There's always something new to discover in this field, whether it's a new technology or a new language. You don't have to limit yourself to just one language, either. By maintaining proficiency in multiple languages and being open to different cultures, you will have a competitive edge in this industry.

Networking is also important. Don't be afraid to attend industry events, join professional organizations, or connect with other translators and localization experts. Building a strong professional network can lead to new opportunities and collaborations.

If you are passionate about languages and cultures, and you enjoy problem-solving and attention to detail, then translation and localization might be the perfect career for you. Best of luck in your future endeavors!

Sincerely,
Faith.