 Probably we also have students watching us who might be studying as part of a course in subtitling or might be doing a master on individual translation. What tips can we give to that? Obviously they should because students within their original translation and subtitling courses already mentioned the importance of being competent in English as the source of language and perhaps continuously improving your English and getting certified. What are the certifications in English that you mentioned? What else such students should focus on? I think that or if I think about my students that say practice a lot, trying to make sure that you really know the program you're using, whatever subtitling editor you're using very very well, that you are aware of the settings, the parameters, that you are aware of what it means to make sure that the reading speed is of fine, but also about the spotting, you know, changing the titles, minimum gaps, you know, those little details, but practicing a lot. The more you practice, the more you translate, the more you understand the process well and you can also apply all those theoretical aspects you're reading, you're studying and you can apply to an example and the ideal of your translation and you connect the dots there. Okay, so these are all very useful and tips for students who are thinking of preparing themselves for getting certified with ABT PROB.