Announcements & Events

Consecutive Interpreting: Strategies & Difficulties

Join us for a dynamic virtual workshop that offers an in-depth exploration of consecutive interpreting. Designed for both budding and seasoned linguists, this workshop is poised to present effective strategies and address the common challenges encountered in the practice of consecutive interpreting.

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Sight Translation

Join us for an engaging virtual workshop on Sight Translation, where we delve into the methodologies and challenges of translating documents at first sight. This workshop is specifically tailored for translators who aim to refine their skills and overcome the typical obstacles encountered in this specialized practice.

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CLT Hosts Webinar on the Crucial Role of Positive Influence in the Workplace

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Best Practices of Teaching the English Language

The Alumni Unit of the Faculty of Languages and Translation (clt) cordially invites all students to attend a forthcoming webinar, with particular emphasis on those pursuing Master's and Doctoral degrees. The webinar, titled "Best Practices of Teaching the English Language," will be presented by Ms. Anjum Mishu. The event is scheduled for Monday, October 23, 2023, at 8:00 PM.

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Interpreting Professional Skills & Interpreting Ethics

Join us on October 23rd at 8 pm for an enriching session delivered by the Translation Unit that delves into the realms of interpreting. This event emphasizes the significance of both professional skills and ethical considerations and is a collaborative effort to foster a deeper understanding of interpreting's crucial aspects, bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Success Story

Al Ekhbariya Interviews KKU’s Translation Unit

On March 22, 2022, Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, Dean of the College of Languages and Translation (CLT), and Dr. Eisa Asiri, Director of the Translation Unit, had a discussion with Al Ekhbariya, a Riyadh-based Arabic news and current affairs satellite TV channel.

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Virtual Internships: College of Languages and Translation Partners With the Forage Platform To Offer Free Work Experience to Students

On October 25, 2022, the College of Languages and Translation's Alumni Unit held a webinar on a groundbreaking virtual internship-based learning project. The initiative aims to infuse employability into all undergraduate and graduate programs, equipping students with job market skills that align with their academic learning outcomes.

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Triumph in Translation: King Khalid University Students Dominate National Poetry Competition

In alignment with the Saudi Ministry of Culture's initiative to celebrate 2023 as the Year of Arabic Poetry, the esteemed "Poetry Translator" competition took place virtually, coordinated by Princess Noura bint Abdulrahman University (PNU). Teams from across the nation gathered online, ready to demonstrate their linguistic prowess in the English language track.

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King Khalid University's Department of Translation Elevates the Field with a Trailblazing Tourism Translator Competition

On October 9th, 2023, King Khalid University's Department of Translation, led by Dr. Eisa Asiri and significantly supported by the Translation Unit, concluded its groundbreaking Tourism Translator Competition with remarkable success. The event was honored by the presence of His Excellency Prof. Faleh Al-Solami, the University President, and served as an innovative initiative that aligns with the tourism goals outlined in Saudi Vision 2030.

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College of Languages and Translation Commemorates International Translation Day 2023

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