Angela Uribe de Kellett, Dr Sandra Salin, Newcastle.

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Angela Uribe de Kellett, Dr Sandra Salin, Newcastle University, School of Modern Languages

Aims  Motivate / engage students  Work with charitable organisations  Group work / independent learning skills  Develop skills to enhance employability How Purposeful ⇒ real tasks Formative ⇒ improvement Reflective / Practical ⇒ for employment Meaningful ⇒ benefit others To enhance students learning experience, employability and engagement

Students’ experience EmployabilityEngagement Using real tasksMotivating Purposeful Work experienceUse by the public Charitable organisations Feel good factorVoluntary work Direct contact with employer Helping others Work for the community Group work / Independent Learning skills Peer learning Peer support Self / Peer assessment Feedback Initiative Coordination Collaboration Negociation Time management Problem solving Peer pressure Competition Translate into the foreign language Language skills Research skills Real evidence to employers Challenge

Implementation – the Charities  Different types of charities: local / national / international  Different types of sources: leaflets / websites / video voice over / tourist guides / etc  Different languages: Spanish – 3 years French – 2 years German – 1 year

 Final year language students  Extracurricular activity / Outside classroom  Voluntary participation : Spanish: 21 students French: 11 students German: 8 students  Divided in groups of 2-4 students  Semester 2 (ended before the exam period)  Webpages of a local charity (social and educational needs for children).

 First draft individually  Second draft produced in groups & submitted to tutor.  Second draft assessed by tutors  Best translations / pages selected by tutors  Feedback to all students  Editing  Final translations submitted to the charity during a meeting  Certificates to evidence students’ involvement

 Preliminary questionnaire (last year - expectations / working styles).  Final questionnaires (student feedback)  Reflective report (Spanish)  Feedback sessions with tutor (French and Spanish)

What impact did the fact that the text was a real text have on your motivation? What impact did the fact that the text was for a charity have on your motivation? Want to get it as accurate as possible as it would be read and used by people (11) Made me feel good / good cause / for others (10) Made the translation a reality (3)Need to get it right / do my best as it is for a real client (4) Gave a goal to my work (2)Need to finish it on time and to a good standard (1) Made me more aware of the target audience’s understanding (1) Need to translate with the right style / tone (1)

Less need for a dictionaryEasier to spot mistakesGood to discuss ideas and suggestionsGood to compare our workUseful to choose the best solutions

Feedback Doing something useful Completing a difficult challenge More vocabulary Organisational skills Time management skills Language skills Real work experience Translation skills Team working skills Extra practice Friendship Better awareness of the life of a translator Better awareness of the challenges of web translation Patience Initiative Confidence Collaboration Professionality Personal satisfaction Contacts Improved accuracy Something to enhance my CV Negociating skills Fun Awareness of target reader

Very useful / helpful Given just before the translation exam Help me with revising for the final exam Helped for both exam and professional translation Gave important bits of advice for the future Constructive Very thorough I learnt to make more idiomatic phrases Was able to ask questions about grammatical errors Explained a few issues we had Covered all errors with explanations Helped refining the translation Fair

 Success – 96 % would definitely get involved again.  Benefits : group work / work for a charity / real work  Team work - most important (96% - improved quality)  Team work + real task = quality  Benefits of learning through peers (charity + in practice)  Importance of tutors’ feedback  Assessment : Competition/exam “Only one group should win”  Certificate What’s next?  Improvement: start earlier + one meeting at beginning  Voluntary extracurricular activity / 3 Optional modules  New contacts / more charities / regular supply  Just charities? Choice?  Website

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