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What do i need to study for the DPSI or MET interpreting exams ? -English/Greek-
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Jan 24, 2014

hi there,

i am native greek, i have a degree in foreign languages , translation and interpreting and i am thinking to take the DPSI or MET exams for public services interpreters in london. The problem is i can not find anywhere what i need to study to do so. i can only find a few past papers, and that's pretty much it.
Is there anyone who can help me on that? someone that has taken the exams already?

Thanks in advance... See more
hi there,

i am native greek, i have a degree in foreign languages , translation and interpreting and i am thinking to take the DPSI or MET exams for public services interpreters in london. The problem is i can not find anywhere what i need to study to do so. i can only find a few past papers, and that's pretty much it.
Is there anyone who can help me on that? someone that has taken the exams already?

Thanks in advance
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