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Translation of Qualifications for UK Schools, Universities and Professional Associations



'The Linguist' is the magazine published by the Chartered Institute of Linguists. 

In the following article, published in this highly-specialised journal, I provide information about the translation of qualifications, degree certificates and transcripts for submission to UK institutions.




The full article can be found on the digital platform for The Linguist, Uberflip. 

I hope you find all the information useful, and if you have any questions regarding the certified translation of your degree and academic certificates, please get in touch with me at contact@spanishtranslatorlondon.com.

Thanks for reading and sharing.

Jaquelina Guardamagna BA MCIL, IAPTI
Translator in London
www.translatorinlondon.com
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