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  • What is SENSE?

    The Society provides a variety of services and opportunities to suit the varying tastes of all SENSE members.
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    Special interest groups (SIGs)

    SENSE members regularly get together in Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for meetings, workshops, webinars and discussions about a variety of topics.
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  • Workshops & webinars

    SENSE organizes about one workshop or webinar per month. See our Calendar for upcoming events.
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    Mentoring

    The Mentoring Programme brings experienced SENSE members into contact with less experienced members seeking advice and/or training.
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  • Management

    SENSE is in the safe hands of the Executive Committee (EC), the Team Leaders (TLs) and other volunteers.
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    Publications

    SENSE publications include a Handbook for starters, guidelines for students who need editing services, monthly newsletters and ocassional mailings to members, and a blog with interesing articles written by members.
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  • Forum

    SENSE members have access to a private forum where they can chat, ask questions from colleagues or comment on society matters.

  • Sister organizations

    SENSE wants to actively pursue good relationships with other organisations in the language industry.
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Personal branding: Lessons learnt through trial and (t)error – Anne Oosthuizen

Believing that there most definitely is such a thing as your ideal client, Anne has previously been approached to talk about personal branding by Leiden University and NGTV, and will now share with us her ‘lessons learnt through trial and (t)error.’

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About the presenter

 Anne Oosthuizen

Anne Oosthuizen is a Dutch-English translator and editor. She completed her BA English Language and Culture at the University of Amsterdam and the University of Otago in New Zealand, and graduated with honours from Leiden University, earning her an MA in Translation Studies. Anne has been a freelance book translator and academic editor for just over two years. This year, she was one of the lucky few awarded a grant for special-interest sample translation by the Dutch Foundation for Literature. In addition to translating literary and non-fiction prose, Anne’s super special nice is poetry and song translation.

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