Roomy F Naqvy

Editing, Proofreading, Pagsasalin

In-flight menus, food terms, wines, cheese. Medicine, medical consent forms, research trials of drugs, patient questionnaires, research papers. Diseases:AIDS, cancer, prostate cancer,
malaria, osteoporosis, diabetes. Journalism,
news reports, editorials, news websites. Literature, short stories, poetry. Social sector, housing, school surveys, ethnic background. Glossary, financial terms etc. Mobile telephony.

Banking and Financial, Child Care, Computer and Information Sciences, Data Communications, Data Processing, Economics, Education, General, Health, History, Humanities and Humanistic Studies, Literature, Medicine — Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Medicine — Dentistry, Medicine — Medical Technology, Medicine — Microbiology and Bacteriology, Medicine — Neuroscience, Medicine — Nursing, Medicine — Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene, Medicine — Ophthalmology, Medicine — Pharmacology, Medicine — Psychiatry, Medicine — Public Health Education and Promotion, Medicine — Social Psychology, Medicine — Toxicology, Medicine (General), Music, Science (General), Tourism and Travel, Women Studies

Please check my blog at http://roomynaqvy.blogspot.com
You can subscribe to my Newsletter on my blog home page if you want. And this is really an interesting blog about a number of issues and ideas.

Special Tutorial Services:
If you are interested in being tutored personally, using a mix of online training and assignments that are checked and sent back to you by email, please contact me. I have had extensive experience teaching professional courses on translation [English<>Hindi] as also teaching English at a variety of levels. I have also taught English to media students quite successfully.

 I have taught a Certificate Course in Translation Proficiency at my University for the last two years. I was also instrumental in framing the syllabi for the Course. From this year, 2006-2007, our University would be launching a Diploma in Translation and I would be teaching there as well. The focus of the course is bidirectional English<>Hindi. This is not a mere literary translation course but is designed towards the industry.

I was also interviewed by an American academic for a reputed American translation industry magazine, Multilingual Translating and Computing on my experience of translating airline menus. This was published in the December 2005 issue.

Work experience: Lecturer in English Jamia Millia Islamia University New Delhi, teaching experience: 12 years.
Translations: Special areas and details of certain projects

• Cuisine: Airline Menus for three major international airlines for over four years from English to Hindi.
• Journalism: Translation from Hindi press to English. Over 150,000 words of news reports from Hindi to English. Translation from Gujarati press into English for three years.
• Medical: Documents dealing with breastfeeding, Osteoporosis, Parkinson’s disease, malaria, prostrate gland cancer, blood glucose, clinical trials of drugs, on paedriatric symptoms, HIV and sexual health, safe use of antibiotics with NHS and other end clients. English to Gujarati and English to Hindi.
• Mobile telephony.

Translation of books:

• I have translated a book, Guide for Network Marketing from Hindi to English, in 2006.
  

Please ask for detailed resume.