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Hassan Esmat Wahby
Senior Translator Alexandria University I. Bio-Data NAME : Hassan Esmat El-Sayed Mohamed Wahby OCCUPATION : Translator PLACE OF WORK : Faculty of Physical Education University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt EDUCATION : Bachelor of Arts, English Department, Faculty of Arts, University of Alexandria, 1972 Previous Relevant Job 1 Position: Translator Employer: Faculty of Physical Education, Alexandria University, Duration/Dates: April 2000 – To Date Reporting To: Dean Location/Country: Alexandria, Egypt Key Responsibilities: Translating the faculty’s website Arabic page into English; Translating the faculty’s monthly Newsletter into English; translating in-coming, out-going correspondence; translating official documents (scientific agreements, Contracts, brochures); translating catalogues of technical Nature (equipment used in sports training, sports medicine, etc). Previous Relevant Job 2 Position: Translator Employer: Alexandria University, General Administration, President’s Office Duration/Dates: April 1997 – April 2000 Reporting To: Director of President’s Office Location/Country: Alexandria, Egypt Key Responsibilities: Translating in-coming, out-going correspondence; translating official documents (scientific agreements, contracts, brochures, education and experience certificates, medical reports, etc) Previous Relevant Job 3 Position: Translator Employer: Royal Saudi Naval Forces Headquarters Duration/Dates: May 1991 – January 1997 Reporting To: Head of the Recruitment Section, Technical Support Department Location/Country: Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Key Responsibilities: Translating official documents (contracts, education and experience certificates, medical reports, etc), translating job descriptions, official correspondence. Previous Relevant Job 4 Position: Translator Employer: Alexandria University, General Administration, President’s Office Duration/Dates: October 1988 – May 1991 Reporting To: Director of President’s Office Location/Country: Alexandria, Egypt Key Responsibilities: Translating in-coming, out-going correspondence; translating official documents (scientific agreements, contracts, brochures, education and experience certificates, medical reports, etc) Previous Relevant Job 5 Position: Teacher of English as a foreign language Employer: Ministry of Education Duration/Dates: 1972 - 1987 Reporting To: School Headmaster Location/Country: Rashid, Alexandria in Egypt Key Responsibilities: Teaching English as a foreign language For about 19 years (1988-2007), my job duties as translator in the University of Alexandria included translating official documents( agreements, contracts, certificates), incoming and outgoing official correspondence, reference books, research abstracts, etc. Before 1988, and for another 16 years, I worked as teacher of English in Egyptian secondary schools. Yet, all through my career as teacher , I spent hundreds of hours doing translation jobs for postgraduate students preparing for their Master’s and PhD degrees, both from English into Arabic and from Arabic into English, a practice which made me highly qualified for the translation jobs I was given in the University of Alexandria and with the Royal Saudi Naval Forces Headquarters in Riyadh . With the advent of computers and the information technology revolution going on throughout the world, I managed to cope with these developments and I can adequately use the computer in my work and utilize the internet both through the e-mail service and the search engines. About 7 years ago I worked as "sub-contractor" for translators with the United Nations agencies (FAO, IFAD, ITU, etc.). Two years ago I started work (using the net) as backup translator for the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP in addition to my officially certified job with the University of Alexandria . So far, I did about seven jobs for the UNEP For about 19 years (1988-2007), my job duties as translator in the University of Alexandria included translating official documents( agreements, contracts, certificates), incoming and outgoing official correspondence, reference books, research abstracts, etc. Before 1988, and for another 16 years, I worked as teacher of English in Egyptian secondary schools. Yet, all through my career as teacher , I spent hundreds of hours doing translation jobs for postgraduate students preparing for their Master’s and PhD degrees, both from English into Arabic and from Arabic into English, a practice which made me highly qualified for the translation jobs I was given in the University of Alexandria and with the Royal Saudi Naval Forces Headquarters in Riyadh . With the advent of computers and the information technology revolution going on throughout the world, I managed to cope with these developments and I can adequately use the computer in my work and utilize the internet both through the e-mail service and the search engines. About 7 years ago I worked as "sub-contractor" for translators with the United Nations agencies (FAO, IFAD, ITU, etc.). Two years ago I started work (using the net) as backup translator for the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP in addition to my officially certified job with the University of Alexandria . So far, I did about seven jobs for the UNEP Hassan Esmat Wahby Alexandria Egypt Egipto Advertisement/Marketing Agriculture/Environment Arts Education/Training History Journalism - Press Legal Literature/Publishing Medical Politics Social Sciences Sports Media/Broadcasting Theology - Religion Adobe Acrobat Professional Microsoft Office English (American) Arabic English English (British) (Click here to see this translator's profile)