TranslationATA-Certification: English into German byCarola F Berger Aug 25, 2014 0 Comment I am very happy to announce that I am now ATA-certified for translation from English into German. American Translators AssociationATAATA-certified English into Germancertificationcertified translator
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Carola F BergerWebsite: https://www.cfbtranslations.comCarola F. Berger is a German-English patent translator with a PhD in physics and a master’s degree in engineering physics. She is ATA certified for translation from German into English and from English into German and owns and operates CFB Scientific Translations LLC. Carola serves as webmaster on the NCTA Board of Directors and is also the Administrator of ATA’s Science and Technology Division.
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