Student feedback on Tradutech sessions
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Positions
- 34 Team Managers
- 43 Project Managers
- 70 Terminology Managers / Assistants
- 31 International Coordinators
- 214 full-time Translators or Freelancers
Level of study
- 205 MA students (1st year)
- 72 MA students (2nd year)
- 15 MA students (in one year)
- 98 BA students (3rd or 4th year)
Statistics on recognition
- 72% of the participants think they will gain recognition of their skills.
- 67% of the participants think Tradutech will help them in finding a job.
- 92% of the participants think Tradutech will help them in their further studies/career.
- Overall, the participants were satisfied with the academic outcomes of Tradutech.
Individual commitment
- 49% of the students took part in it because it was compulsory.
- 51% of the students however decided to take part in Tradutech on their own for academic reasons, career plan or European experience.
- Overall, the participants were rather satisfied with the time spent on the project and the equipment used.
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General feedback summary
- Most participants enjoyed taking part in Tradutech as it gave them a better insight on the way a translation project would be handled in a professional situation.
- They all pointed out the highly technical aspect of the source documents, which made the terminology work the most difficult task for them.
- Depending on the sessions, some source texts were reported as badly written and led to layout problems.
- Some participants regret a certain lack of information about the international collaboration between universities. They did not know precisely what to expect and how to include partners into the project management.
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Working as a Team Manager
% of Team Manager whose team was up their expectations – 94%
% of Team Manager whose Project Manager was up their expectations – 97%
% of satisfaction with the results of the terminology work – 71%
% of Team Managers who considered the terminology work helpful for the translation – 91%
% of Team Manager who negotiated with the Project Manager – 84%
% of Team Manager satisfied with the negotiations – 73%
% of self-satisfaction with the quality of the work Team Managers produced – 77%
% of satisfaction with the quality of the work their team produced – 79%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with other members of the team? – 91%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with the Project Manager? – 93%
On average, how satisfied were they with the collaboration between their agency and the agency in the Partner University? – 73%
Working as a Project Manager
% of Project Manager whose team was up their expectations – 93%
% of Project Manager whose Team Manager was up their expectations – 91%
% of satisfaction with the results of the terminology work – 76%
% of Project Managers who considered the terminology work helpful for the translation – 93%
% of Project Manager who negotiated with the Team Manager – 74%
% of self-satisfaction with the quality of the work Project Managers produced – 80%
% of satisfaction with the quality of the work their team produced – 83%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with other members of the team? – 92%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with the Team Manager? – 94%
On average, how satisfied were they with the collaboration between their agency and the agency in the Partner University? – 73%
Working as a Terminology Manager
% of satisfaction with the materials and ressources used to produce the terminology – 83%
% of satisfaction with the results of the terminology work – 73%
% of Terminology Managers who considered the terminology work helpful for the translation – 96%
% of self-satisfaction with the quality of the work Terminology Managers produced – 80%
% of satisfaction with the quality of the work their team produced – 77%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with other members of the team? – 90%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with the Team Manager? – 96%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with the Project Manager? – 97%
On average, how satisfied were they with the collaboration between their agency and the agency in the Partner University? – 80%
Working as a Full-time Translator
% of satisfaction with the global organization 78%
% of Full-time Translators who would like to act as General Managers or Project Managers in the next sessions – 41%
% of satisfaction with the results of the terminology work – 73%
% of Full-time Translators who considered the terminology work helpful for the translation – 90%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with other members of the team? – 86%
On average, how satisfied were they with the relations with the Team Manager and Project and Terminology Managers? – 91%
On average, how satisfied were they with the collaboration between their agency and the agency in the Partner University? – 75%
