I currently live in Aberdeen, UK, studying for a BSc Hons degree in Physiotherapy.



I lived, worked and studied in Dublin, Republic of Ireland for 5 years where I helped other Hungarians with official and personal queries (such as with the Gardaì, Social Welfare, renting a house, job interviews etc) as well as translated legal, medical and personal documents and interpreted at the Gardaì, American Embassy and medical professionals.

Apart from the translation experience, I have extensive experience in working and studying in Ireland. I worked at the airport, a department store, a multinational call centre and finally in the Operations Department at the head office of a European motor company. Later I studied at self-funded courses, at a course funded by the Social Welfare / Vocational Education Committee and sat the Higher Level Leaving Certificate exams in Biology and Chemistry as an external student. I applied to university in the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland and as a result have a good understanding of the application process and exams required for higher level education.



Before moving abroad, I studied at Pazmany Peter Catholic University in Piliscsaba, Hungary where I majored in English and American Studies (specialized in translation) and Theoretical Linguistics. I spent a semester in Nijmegen, the Netherlands with Erasmus scholarship taking courses in American literature and politics as well as Middle English.

While in Hungary, I took a course in film translation (subtitling and dubbing), which I thoroughly enjoyed.



I am a part-time translator, mostly interested in medical texts and films / TV shows at the moment but I enjoy new challenges at all times.