Translate internship agreement (sworn)

Certified internship agreement translation

You can have your internship agreement translated under oath and ordered online at Ecrivus International. We work with a broad network of qualified and sworn translators with extensive experience in translating official documentsof all kinds. This way your internship agreement or work placement agreement is translated accurately into the language you need, including the stamp of the sworn translator. An sworn translation of a internship agreement costs from €59 with us.

What is an internship agreement and when do you need a sworn translation?

A internship agreement sets out the arrangements between the intern, the educational institution and the host company. It is a separate agreement and not an employment contract, so the intern does not enter the company's employment. If you want to do an internship abroad, demonstrate a foreign internship or submit the document to an authority in another country, a sworn translation is needed. An sworn translation is legally valid and is recognised by foreign authorities.

Why a sworn translation of your internship agreement?

A sworn translation is produced by a translator registered in the Dutch Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv). The translator attaches to the translation a statement with a stamp and signature confirming that the translation is a faithful and accurate rendering of the original document. This makes the translation legally valid and suitable for use with official authorities. If you want to use the document abroad, an apostille or legalisation needed. A apostille is issued by the court under the Apostille Convention (the Hague Convention of 1961).

How it works at Ecrivus

Select the number of pages and the language combination at the top of this page and click 'Add to basket'. Next, upload a scan or photo of your internship agreement and add it to your order. You receive the sworn translation of your internship agreement with these benefits:

• Translation by a sworn, experienced and specialised legal translator
• Includes proofreading
• Includes quality checks
• Competitive rates, from €59
• Fast turnaround
• Choice of hundreds of language combinations
• Express delivery available
• Support for many file formats, including PDF
• Always registered shipping of your sworn translation with Track & Trace
• Option to have your document fitted with an apostille or legalisation

Frequently asked questions about translating an internship agreement

What are the rules for an internship agreement?

You set out arrangements with an intern in an internship agreement and not in an employment contract. If you offer an employment contract, the intern enters your employment and has the same rights and obligations as an ordinary employee, including the minimum wage or collective labour agreement wage. An internship agreement prevents that and records the internship arrangements between the intern, the educational institution and the company.

What are the rules for a sworn translation?

For a sworn translation the sworn translator main requirement is that the translation is a faithful and accurate rendering of the original document or a copy of it. On the sworn translation you will also find the stamp and signature of the sworn translatorwho is registered in the Dutch Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv) for this purpose.

How do you know whether a translator is sworn?

A translator is sworn when registered in the Dutch Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv) of the Legal Aid Board. Only a registered translator may issue a legally valid sworn translation with a stamp, signature and statement. At Ecrivus you work exclusively with sworn translators.

How can I legalise a sworn translation?

For use abroad you often have the sworn translation fitted with an apostille or legalisation. An apostille is issued by the court under the Apostille Convention (the Hague Convention of 1961) and is valid in all member countries. At Ecrivus you can have your document fitted with an apostille or legalisation if you wish.

What is the difference between a certified and a sworn translation?

A sworn translation focuses on legal validity: a translator registered in the Rbtv certifies the accuracy and provides the translation with a stamp and signature. A certified translation places the main emphasis on the demonstrated professional competence of the translator. For official internship agreements a sworn translation is needed.