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ATA Certification Exam - Scottsdale, AZ, May 15, 2009
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María Diehn
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May 1, 2009

American Translators Association Certification Exam
http://www.atanet.org/certification/upcoming.php

ATA will be testing the morning of Friday, May 15, 2009, during the NAJIT 30th Annual Conference that takes place in Scottsdale, AZ.

I hope this... See more
American Translators Association Certification Exam
http://www.atanet.org/certification/upcoming.php

ATA will be testing the morning of Friday, May 15, 2009, during the NAJIT 30th Annual Conference that takes place in Scottsdale, AZ.

I hope this notice is not too late, because the cutoff date for regular registration is tomorrow, May 1. If anyone registers after that, there is an additional late fee. The registration form needs to be in ATA’s offices by the start of business on Monday to not be subject to that late fee.

I checked with ATA's headquarters and there is still space. Colleagues living in Arizona should take advantage of this opportunity. I had to take my exam in Denver and that was stressful.

I checked with staff before posting. As this issue is time-sensitive and I think it is interesting for many colleagues, I am posting it taking into account the standards below.

* Announcing events via the forums will be allowed. The proper place for such announcements is the "Language Industry Events" forum:

http://www.proz.com/forum/language_industry_events_announcements-16.html

* One announcement may be posted per event. Additional announcements (ex. "reminder", "final call") are not allowed.

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writeaway
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Apparently much too late May 1, 2009

It's not even listed on the ATA site (not even on the URL provided by forum poster).
Plus there are certain conditions that have be met. For instance:

Candidate must have been a member of ATA for at least four weeks prior to the exam date and all candidates not currently ATA certified must have offered proof of eligibility in order to register for the exam. All sittings have a maximum capacity and admission is based on the order in which registrations are received at Headqua... See more
It's not even listed on the ATA site (not even on the URL provided by forum poster).
Plus there are certain conditions that have be met. For instance:

Candidate must have been a member of ATA for at least four weeks prior to the exam date and all candidates not currently ATA certified must have offered proof of eligibility in order to register for the exam. All sittings have a maximum capacity and admission is based on the order in which registrations are received at Headquarters.
http://www.atanet.org/certification/upcoming_exam_sittings.php

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María Diehn
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I will try to find more information May 1, 2009

You are right: it seems indeed too late. The information concerning the exam being given in Scottsdale has disappeared. Naturally, I double checked before posting. I will try to find another link.











Maria
 


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