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Thread poster: Luke Acreman
Luke Acreman
Luke Acreman
Local time: 01:13
Mar 28, 2014

Hi all,

I thought this would be the best place to ask regarding the level of competency for NAATI Paraprofessional Translation testing in Italian.

In terms of testing, what kind of questions should I expect and at what level of competency will I be tested. I would like to sit the test as I have a fairly good competency in written Italian, however a lack of understanding as to the degree of difficulty of these tests has out me off.

If anyone could give gui... See more
Hi all,

I thought this would be the best place to ask regarding the level of competency for NAATI Paraprofessional Translation testing in Italian.

In terms of testing, what kind of questions should I expect and at what level of competency will I be tested. I would like to sit the test as I have a fairly good competency in written Italian, however a lack of understanding as to the degree of difficulty of these tests has out me off.

If anyone could give guidance that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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