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Luc Arnault interviews Marc Orlando

My name is Dr Marc Orlando, I am a French-Australian bi-national, with working experience in France, New Zealand and Australia. I am the current director of Translation and Interpreting Studies at Monash University, in Melbourne, where I lecture in T&I and carry out research on translator and interpreter training and education. I am a firm believer that practice and research can inform each other through training and therefore I still work actively as a conference interpreter (member of AIIC) and as a translator, certified by NAATI.