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Translator #45555
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After successfully completing her study to become a translator at Hogeschool Zuyd, Maastricht, she started working at a commercial business where one of her main activities was translating technical manuals for paper test instruments and marketing content for brochures and websites.
In 2013, she decided to start up her own business Aphion Translation Services. She mainly translates tourism texts, but also does texts on general subjects, art, marketing and technique as well as (school) literature.
She feels that the biggest challenge in her job is getting across the meaning of the writer without loosing the style. Solving that puzzle is what makes her work so rewarding.

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Industry Projects

  • Travel1,000+
  • Manufacturing100+

Summary of Industry Experience

Travel

Fiona loves travel and translating. Translating hotel texts for online travel agencies gives her the perfect opportunity to combine her two passions. Every description allows her to make a mini mind travel to places far far away.

Manufacturing

Being part of a small Sales Team for almost 18 years, Fiona learned a lot about the going abouts in a commercial environment and about the technical instruments that were being developed and produced. She translated the manuals Enlish to Dutch and vice versa.

Product Projects

  • Other1,000+
  • Book3

Summary of Product Experience

Other

Fiona mainly translates tourist texts for travel websites. She loves to do this work, because every description takes her on another journey over the world. Besides translating these descriptions, she was also asked to write them. At the time, writing was too time-consuming in combination with all her other work, but now she would jump at the opportunity as she is Always into learning new skills.

Book

Fiona has been part of a team translating 2 books from English to Dutch. The first project involved a non-fiction book on space for children. The second was a classic whodunit. In 2003 she translated a technical book on conveyor belts meant for students at a technical university.