Do you have a qualification in translation, or at least 3 years experience of working as a translator? Then avail of the IQC certification. The certification is particularly suitable for individual translators / freelancers, who are not in the position to implement the DIN EN 15038 requirements, which are costly, complex and, in part, cannot be fulfilled by individuals. There is no other way for y
ou to highlight your professional competence, your accountability and your quality awareness regarding customer-oriented, professional translations. Strengthen your position with an IQC certification that addresses precisely this issue. Demonstrate to your customers that you have been tested and accredited in many additional relevant professional and industry specific topics by an independent institute. An independently tested mark of quality, which is your key differentiating factor compared to other colleagues. The certification is based on the technical requirements posed by DIN EN 15038 (paragraph 3.2.2 of the professional competence of translators) and the ITT standard 11:2011. The procedure and the content of the certification were developed in scientific cooperation with universities (e.g. Anhalt University of Applied Sciences) and in practical relevance with companies from industry and the translation industry (e.g. As a result, it combines all necessary requirements placed on the translator. It is an innovative, compact and practical certification that includes all the important features that are required to produce good translation work and are demanded by clients. You can furnish your customers with well-substantiated proof of your professional competence on the basis of this certificate, independent of a certification institute. This certainly makes a compelling argument for them to work with you. Among other aspects, we test your
• Professional and additional qualifications
o Training & professional experience (studies / training)
o Linguistic competence (language combinations / language skill level)
o Subject matter expertise (e.g. subject fields)
o Operational competence (e.g. CAT tools)
• IT and data safety
• Soft skills (adherence to deadlines, communication skills, etc.) in a practical, scientifically proven process
• Practical experience with customers (references)
These and many other factors are incorporated into your certification and the certification report.
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