My study of foreign languages started at the Linguistic Secondary School in Mantua, where I earned my degree in 1991 with a perfect final score (60/60). I then decided to study Economics to better meet labour market requirements.
I enrolled in the School of Business and Economics Faculty at the University in Verona and graduated in 1998. Meanwhile, I had not lost my interest in foreign languages and chose a specific study programme involving a 3-year class of two foreign languages. I got through my English and German final exams summa cum laude.
My studies in Economics and a deep knowledge of two foreign languages opened more doors than I expected and found a new job immediately: a firm in the province of Verona was looking for a customer service officer, especially for their German and French speaking markets.
My studies in Economics and a deep knowledge of two foreign languages opened more doors than I expected and found a new job immediately: a firm in the province of Verona was looking for a customer service officer, especially for their German and French speaking markets.
Specialized in English and German, I had to “brush up” on my French, which I had set aside since I left high school school.
Three years of work and experience followed, a time that I will never forget and that helped me understand my destiny: being an interpreter.
Liaison interpreter, of cours.
The most important challenge was to convince people that they could trust me, trust my competency and my professionalism. Since then I have been working as interpreter and translator as freelancer.
Liaison interpreter, of cours.
The most important challenge was to convince people that they could trust me, trust my competency and my professionalism. Since then I have been working as interpreter and translator as freelancer.
