Research is a state of mind

Here you can find a small summary of past research I’ve completed myself. I have side of me that really loves research and most of all, I’m very interested in different approaches to data gathering! As an interpreter I’ve gained vast knowledge of research interpreting in academic settings and conferences.

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Master’s thesis

"I don't know if it's because we're women...": Exploring the Relationship of Gender and the Signed Language Interpreting Profession. (Valentin, 2019)

Research methods and theoretical framework

  • Qualitative research

  • Focus group interviews

  • Thematic template analysis

  • Gender studies, sociology and interpreting theory

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Pilot study

Impressions of the Profession of a Sign Language Interpreter Through the Lens of Gender - a pilot study. (Valentin, 2018)

Research methods and theoretical framework

  • Qualitative research

  • Solicited WhatsApp diaries

  • Thematic analysis

  • Gender studies theory / interpreting theory

Pilot study pfd available on request

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Vastavalmistuneen viittomakielentulkin työnhaku ja rekrytointi : Erityisosaamisen ja persoonan vaikutus työllistymiseen. (Valentin, 2013)

Research methods

  • Thematic interviews

  • Online survey

Thesis (amk)

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