INTERVIEW

Last Tuesday, all the Erasmus+ students went to the letters and filosofy university of Córdoba and we have done some interviews. Here is my interview:

1. Why did you decide to be a professor in traslation and interpretation?

        When I lost my job in 2009 and I decided to use my master and I became a traslator and after

        that I started with my teaching.

     2.  How much money do you usually earn in your job?

        2000€ or 2100€/month.

     3. Do you consider that your job is well paid?

        No, but I love my job and I think it is enough.

     4. What is your job about?

        I can divide it in three branches:

        The first that I love most is teaching.

        The second one is researching.

        The third one is my profetional carrear of a traslator.

            

     5. How did you become a professor in traslation and interpretation? What did you have to study

          to become a professor in traslation and interpretation?

       I studied traslation and interpretation degree in Granada and after that I did a master in specialist

       traslation and interpretation in Málaga.

       What you need to be a professor in traslation and interpretation is to study a master and then to

       do a PHD.

     6. What is the best part of your job?

       Teaching.

     7. What is the worst part of your job?

       That I have to spend a lot of time in my job.

     8. When did you decide to become a professor in traslation and interpretation?

       When I lost one of my jobs as a traslator.

     9. If tou did not work in this job, what would you like to work in?

       A tourist guide or a journalist or a teacher, I don't care if it is in English.

     10. Have you ever thought about working in a foreing country?

      Yes, I worked as a traslator in Luxembourg and I thought to work in USA.