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Najat Rose

Translator
San Ramon,CA

Overview

13
13
years of professional experience

Work History

High School Teacher

SLUSD
08.2011 - Current
  • Planned, developed, and executed lessons reflecting high school curriculum and core educational standards.
  • Consulted with teachers in other disciplines to identify and adopt successful instructional strategies.
  • Selected and requisitioned appropriate books and instructional aids to complement lesson plans.

Education

Master of Arts - Arabic Literature

University Dhar El Mehrez Fes
Morocco
06.1996

Bachelor of Arts - Arabic Literature

University Ibn Zohr Agadir, Morocco
Morocco
06.1994

Skills

  • Proficiency in Arabic: Deep understanding of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and familiarity with various Arabic dialects Arabic is rich with regional variations, so knowledge of these can be crucial depending on the context
  • Strong Command of the Target Language: Whether translating into or out of Arabic, you need a high level of proficiency in the target language (eg, English, French, etc) This includes understanding idiomatic expressions, nuances, and stylistic conventions
  • Cultural Awareness: Understanding cultural context is vital This includes knowledge of social norms, traditions, and historical contexts that influence language use
  • Excellent Writing Skills: In both Arabic and the target language, you need to produce clear, accurate, and culturally appropriate translations
  • Attention to Detail: Precision in translating terminology, names, dates, and other specifics is crucial to maintain the original text's meaning and accuracy
  • Research Skills: The ability to conduct research to understand specific terms, concepts, or context, especially for technical or specialized translations

Timeline

High School Teacher

SLUSD
08.2011 - Current

Master of Arts - Arabic Literature

University Dhar El Mehrez Fes

Bachelor of Arts - Arabic Literature

University Ibn Zohr Agadir, Morocco
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