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ХАКИМОВ РУСЛАН Адрес: Республика Узбекистан, г. Ташкент Индекс: 700115 Тел.: +(998-71)256-08-53 E-mail: ruslanhak@yandex.ru, hmars@list.ru
I. Трудовая деятельность: 1. 1971-1978 гг. – учитель англ. языка в ср. шк. № 31 в г Чиракчи Узбекистан, 2. с 1978 года- преподаватель кафедры английского языка Узбекского государственного университета мировых языков (г. Ташкент): лекционные курсы по социально- экономической и политической истории Узбекистана, США и Великобритании (на английском языке) 3. с 1991 года - также работает в качестве консультанта и переводчика в ООН, UNDP, UNDCP, UNHCR, UNICEF, WHO, IMF, USAID, посольстве США, а также синхронным и последовательным переводчиком на международных конференциях и семинарах II. Образование: 1. 1967-1971 гг. – Институт иностранных языков – г. Ташкент (очное отделение, ф-т англ. яз.) 2. 1976-1981 гг. – Ташкентский Государственный Университет, исторический ф-т (заочное отделение) 3. 11 февраля 1992 года – защитил кандидатскую диссертацию по истории (институт истории АН РУз) III. Какими языками владеет: английский, русский, узбекский, татарский, может общаться на каракалпакском, казахском и киргизском языках IV. Дополнительные навыки и увлечения: работа на компьютере, классическая музыка, русская, английская и американская литература, изобразительное искусство, плавание, путешествие. RUSLAN KHAKIMOV Tashkent, Uzbekistan 700115 +(998 71) 153-08-53 E-mail: ruslanhak@yandex.ru Website: www.marselino.narod.ru Summary of qualifications: Experienced professional translator (simultaneous, consecutive and written) with work experience in Uzbekistan and abroad. Since 1992 extensive work as a consultant translator and interpreter for a variety of resident missions and donor organizations, including UN, UNDP, UNESCO, UNHR, WHO, European Union, World Bank, IMF, IFC, WTO, OSCE, USAID, and US Embassy; extensive experience with a wide variety of translation situations, including work with individual clients, small groups, and at national/international conferences and symposiums. Working Languages: Russian, English, Uzbek, Tatar, Karakalpak, Turkmen, Kyrgyz and Kazakh Selected Work Experience: • German Media Institute: three-week training for Central Asian TV journalists, 2005 (Russian/English) • USAID: translation for USAID Central Asia Basic Education Evaluation Team, April, May, 2005 (Russian and Uzbek) • Translator for Uzbek teachers’ and school physicians’ workshop in Edinburgh, Scotland, sponsored by the National Health Promotion Centre, 2004 (Russian and Uzbek) • ECOSAN Conference, Tashkent, 2005, focusing on Environmental Problems and Radioactive Waste Contamination in Central Asia (Russian/English) • ABA/CEELI Workshops, Tashkent, April, 2000 “Managing and Administering a Legal System”, May, 2000 “Adversarial Trial Skills” (Russian/English); Qoqand, October 2000, “Problems of Domestic Violence” (Russian, Uzbek and English) • World Tourism Organization, Xian, China, “Revival of the Great Silk Road” Conference, 1996 (Russian/English) • World Bank: five years’ consulting work across Central Asia with World Bank, IMF, IFC in agriculture and water resource management, irrigation, and micro-enterprise projects, 1993 to 1998 (Russian/English, Uzbek) Ongoing Translation Work: • Simultaneous translator for the Parliament of Uzbekistan during its regular sessions three times a year (Russian/English) Additional Overseas Experience: • World Summit on Sustainable Development, United Nations, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2001 (Russian/English) • World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, 2000; written translations for agriculture, water resources, irrigation, drainage and agricultural reform (Russian/English) • World Bank, Islamabad, Pakistan, for Co-Water International, 1998; translation of bidding documents on drainage and sewage treatment systems (Russian/English) • Annual Session of the Club of Rome “Limits on Growth” Conference and Round Table, 1998, Vienna, Austria (Russian/English) Written Translation Work: Written translation work encompasses a wide variety of fields, including economics, finance, education, legal issues, environmental issues, agriculture, water resources management, tourism, micro-enterprises, health, media and communications, and journalism Additional Work Experience: 1978 to present: teacher of English at the Uzbek State World Languages University, Tashkent; English language teaching, and lectures in socio-economic and political history of Uzbekistan and English-speaking countries (medium of instruction: English) Computer Skills: Microsoft Word Education: 1992 PhD Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent (extensive use of British and American resource materials) 1981 BA Tashkent State University, History Faculty 1971 BA Tashkent State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages, English Faculty References available upon request