Education:
Chinese University of Hong Kong | Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Communication
University of Queensland | Graduate Diploma in Arts (Chinese and English Translation and Interpreting)
TAFE Queensland | Diploma in Legal Services
Professional Qualifications:
NAATI | Certified Translator (English to Chinese)
NAATI | Certified Translator (Chinese to English)
NAATI | Certified Provisional Interpreter (Cantonese and English)
NAATI | Certified Provisional Interpreter (Mandarin and English)
Fields of Expertise:
Legal, Health, Pharmaceuticals, Social Science, Arts and Culture, Current Affairs, Government, Politics, Finance, Property, Commerce, Tourism, Marketing, Education, Media.
Selected End Clients include:
Australia:
Public / Non-Profit Sector – Australian Federal Police, Queensland Courts, Public Trustee of Queensland, Queensland Health, Department of Human
Services (Centrelink), Queensland Rail, Queensland TAFE, Gallery of Modern Arts
(Brisbane), Brisbane Marketing, Gold Coast Tourism, Tourism Australia, NSW
Department of Planning, Industry and Environment, Ku-ring-gai Council (NSW), Sydney
City Council, Sydney Metro, Sydney Cityrail, Australian Competition and
Consumer Commission, RMIT, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Sydney)
Private
Sector – ACLG Lawyers, Little Lawyers, Hopgoodganim Solicitors, Holding Redlich
Lawyers, McInnes Wilson Lawyers, Mckays Solicitors, PC Legal, DW Legal, Small
Myers Hughes Lawyers, Refugees and Immigration Legal Service, World Wellness
Group, Roche, Novartis, Skin Doctors, Deloitte Australia, Savills, Cromwell Property Group, Amazon, Westpac Bank, Warner Brother Theme
Parks, Jetstar, Burrana (Australia), OGE Group Architects, Mantle Group, Redhat
Asia Pacific, Kate Douglas Maternity
International:
PR
Newswire, Dolby, Auckland City Council, New York Queens Hospital, Arnhold Institute for Global Health, New
York Police Department, New York Education Department, Los Angeles Police
Department, Houston Health Department, California UC Davis Medical Centre,
University of California San Francisco, Hong Kong Economic Journal, University of Hong Kong
Language Pairs:
English into Traditional Chinese
English into Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese into English
Simplified Chinese into English