CHALLENGES IN PREPARATION OF GUIDE TRANSLATORS
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https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4SI2Y2024N36Keywords:
guide-translator, voice culture, tourist discourse, museum excursion, interactive methods, training, professionalism.Abstract
This article examines the problems in the preparation of guide-translators. High-quality training of guides and interpreters requires a developed educational program that is oriented towards modern market requirements, a competency-based approach and is capable of eliminating these contradictions. It is expected to focus on the formation of the communicative competence of the guide-translator using a foreign language. It is concluded that the excursion game “I am a tour guide” with a real visit to the museum and the use of interactive teaching methods help prepare students for future professional activities.
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