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... would like to begin this opinion by making an apology. Well, two apologies really - firstly for being so utterly predictable that I have found yet another opportunity to witter on at you about archaeology, and secondly for posting this in what is not strictly the correct category (I've already written a review in the "archaeology in general" bit, I'm afraid). But when prompted to write about &qu... Read the full review: A Favourite Thing: "I dig therefore I am" by collingwood21 |
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My Experiences and Advice Archive Campus & Careers / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a translator. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  3 reviews
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My Experiences and Advice Archive Campus & Careers / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a field excavator archaeologist. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  1 review
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My Experiences and Advice Archive Campus & Careers / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a Field Archaeologist. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? overall rating  1 review
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My Experiences and Advice Archive Campus & Careers / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a regulatory affairs officer. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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Useful Qualifications Archive Campus & Careers / What type of qualifications is required for this occupation if any? Are there specific courses or institutes you should be aware of? Which type of qualifications the industry expects you to have? Please discuss the different possibilities here. |
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My Experiences and Advice Archive Campus & Careers / Write here only if you have personal experience of working as a trade union research officer. Why did you decide to become one? What are your qualifications? What are the ups and downs of the profession? |
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My Experiences and Advice ... a field archaeologist appears an exciting, glamorous career, charging about like Indy and finding hoards of “wonderful things” in exotic locations. Well, its not. I have been involved in archaeology for several years now, have met many a professional digger (and even considered going this way myself for a while), and have learnt a thing or two about it. I know it is a popular subject at the moment, made fashionable by Time Team, Meet the Ancestors, Secrets of the Dead, etc, but these programmes may not present the most realistic picture of archaeology. Here I have compiled what I have learnt - hopefully in a more reasonable manner! :-) ●... Read the full review: "Archaeology is not a treasure hunt, and X never ever marks the spot!" by collingwood21 |
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My Experiences and Advice ... the scene… you buy a brand new DVD player and eagerly rush home to watch the DVD of ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon’ you have also just bought. But when you open the box for the DVD player the instructions are all in Japanese, and when you eventually manage to get the thing plugged in and working, the film you are watching is entirely in Chinese. Never mind, you think, picking up the Kafka novel lying on your desk – only to find that it is written in German. Or, you log onto the internet to look for holidays only to find all the information on France is in French, on Greece in Greek, and as for information on Egypt – well, that’... Read the full review: Tootle him with vigor! by Deany |
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My Experiences and Advice ... part of my degree course in German and French there was, of course, a certain amount of translation work to do, and as well as doing the mandatory language classes that used translation assignments, I also took three modules in Translation Methodology. At the time I had no idea that I would end up making a living from translation, as I seemed destined for the bright lights of the then buoyant telecommunications industry. However, upon arriving in Austria and discovering that the job-market was very flat and also that there seemed to be no sense of urgency in recruiting, in fact I was still receiving rejection letters from companies that I applied to up to 4 or 5 mo... Read the full review: So my degree wasn't (spent) entirely wasted! by Morgenhund |
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