The European Master’s in Translation (EMT) network published its framework for translator and translation competence in 2009, followed by a substantial redrafting in 2017. This has now become one of the leading reference standards for translator training throughout the European Union and beyond, both in academia and industry. While the basic principles laid down in 2017 still stand, the framework required a minor update to reflect the priorities of European translation programmes, as they prepare graduates for a dynamic and highly technologized workplace.
You can find the updated version of the EMT competence framework here.