Note-Taking for Consecutive Interpreting - David Violet - chunking, links, etc.

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[@davidviolet]

Are you an interpreter interested in profession development? Check out my free mini-course on one aspect of note-taking, symbols david-violet-interpreter-school.teachable.com/p/note-taking-in-consecutive-interpreting

[@miriamcardona487]

Thank you for explaining the beginning techniques in note taking. It’s helpful to know that by identifying the idea, breaking the information into chunks which can be considered as the idea, is crucial when taking notes. Along with the SVO units. Thank you for the short intro

[@davidviolet]

You are so welcome! I hope it helps you in your practice.

[@unlockedit4751]

I'm new learner struggling with note taking

[@davidviolet]

You'll get it. Just don't give up. And learn the best techniques. Try signing up at davidviolet.com

[@davidviolet]

Check out our Note-Taking group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/1122674868105143?modal=false&should_open_composer=false&hoisted_section_header_type=notifications&show_migration_preparation_dialog=false&show_migration_onboarding_dialog=false

[@sofiaespinosa1094]

How long can it take to become good at it?

[@davidviolet]

It depends, but it definitely takes hundreds of hours of practice. I would practice at ESIT generally twice a day, five days a week, each time for an hour or two, and it took me a year. But much of that was related to improving my language skiils. I was not a professional interpreter yet. If your languages are already solid, it would take less time. Keep checking my videos and view those on practice. I hope this helps :)

[@dorotellini]

Dear David, I tried to find a way to get in touch with you. I'm interested in your course, however I'd still have some questions before purchasing it. Could you please contact me? Best regards

[@davidviolet]

@@dorotellini hi! Could you write me at [e-mail]?