PSPTIS129 — Translate multimedia source material

1 Prepare to translate.

• 1.1Confirm assignment requirements and prepare suitable tools and equipment.
• 1.2Attend to source content and identify topic and key elements.
• 1.3Identify technical problems and mark up source script where relevant.
• 1.4Analyse and address technical or transfer issues, through negotiation with clients and technical advisers.
• 1.5Develop and extend glossary and make critical use of other reference material to identify meaning in context.
• 1.6Choose approach to translation suitable to target audience and purpose of the target text.

2 Draft translation.

• 2.1Research and apply established translation precedents, making critical use of reference material and additional resources and information as required.
• 2.2Research facts and cultural and situational references and analyse and adapt cultural and linguistic content.
• 2.3Produce draft translations of source texts that are accurate, coherent, and appropriate for context, target audience and end use.
• 2.4Record translation decisions and justification in glossary.

3 Adapt draft translation to requirements.

• 3.1Review translation with reference to time code and vision, and match to timing.
• 3.2Adapt to image and audio delivery, applying conventions to maintain narrative flow.
• 3.3Ensure that translation is fit for purpose.

4 Check draft translation.

• 4.1Check accuracy and coherence of draft translation and identify and correct errors.
• 4.2Confirm consistency of register, style and terminology of target translation and evaluate functional effect and fidelity as appropriate to target audience.
• 4.3Collaborate with revisers to obtain independent quality control and incorporate recommended changes.

5 Finalise translation.

• 5.1Format translation according to agreed specifications and end use requirements.
• 5.2Proofread translation and produce final version.
• 5.3Consider and identify adjustments to improve process and outcomes of future translation of multi-media material.

What does an assessment tool for PSPTIS129 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for PSPTIS129 needs to address all 40 unit components: 5 elements with 19 performance criteria, 12 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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