AICTE to translate SWAYAM online courses to regional languages; PG students, faculty invited

AICTE to translate SWAYAM online courses to regional languages; PG students, faculty invited

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New Delhi, Updated on Apr 20, 2022 14:14 IST

The Council has also informed that an amount of INR 3,500 per hour per course for one language of the translation script has been fixed.

AICTE to translate online courses in regional languages

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has invited postgraduate (PG) students and teachers to translate SWAYAM online courses into 12 regional languages.

Translators to get INR 3,500 per hour

The Council has also informed that an amount of INR 3,500 per hour per course for one language of the translation script has been fixed. The amount will be paid as an honorarium to the translators for translating the online courses into the specific language of their choice.

Interested candidates must note that upon successful translation of a course, the translators will also be awarded a “Certificate of Appreciation”. The translator can choose a specific language of their choice out of 12 different Indian regional languages to translate the course.

Online courses to be translated in 12 different languages

There are 80 MOOC online courses available. AICTE and IIT Madras NPTL have received directions to translate all the 80 MOOC online courses of engineering into 12 different Indian regional languages. The mandated languages in which these courses are asked to be translated are Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Assamese, Odia, Punjabi and Urdu. Candidates well-versed with any of these languages may apply for the post of the translator. Out of the 80 online courses, AICTE was allocated exclusive 21 online courses for translation into different Indian regional languages wherein AICTE has already completed the translation of three online courses of first-year engineering and three other SWAYAM online courses into eight Indian regional Languages. Therefore, the invitation to post-graduation students and faculties have been made to translate the rest of the courses.

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I am a PG student of commerce (M.com). I am from Tamilnadu and I'm interested in doing this kind of a translator job. I know four languages to read and write well ie.Tamil, English,Hindi and Sanskrit.

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