A REVIEW OF ROZAN’S NOTE-TAKING PRINCIPLES
A LANGUAGE NEUTRAL WORKSHOP
Jean-François Rozan was a pioneering conference interpreter who developed a seminal system for note-taking in consecutive interpretation, published in 1956. His method focuses on capturing the idea rather than the word, using seven principles—including verticality, abbreviation, and symbols—to ensure efficient recall for speakers.
In this workshop, we will review these seven principles and apply them in practice.
Come ready with your note-book and pen to refresh these important principles!
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OBJECTIVES:
- Review all seven principles postulated by Rozan
- Apply these principles with short practices
- Reflect on which of these principles need more practice and can be integrated into your current note-taking skills.
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LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP
đź“… May 19, 2026Â Â
⏲️7 PM ET
INVESTMENT: $60.00Â Â
1 CEU
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