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Translation Jobs You Can Do From Home
Oh how I wish I spoke more than one language. I always tell myself… one day. Then I never move toward that goal. I did buy a CD once a few years ago to learn French. It was all songs and my daughter and I would sing them in the car. We learned basic things like “Hello”, “How are you”, “Nice to meet you” and colors. But then we just stopped listening to it. Not sure why. Maybe I will dig that thing out again.
But for those that do know more than one language – the possibility for working from home is good! I've spoke to a few subscribers that speak English as their main language and speak, write and read fluent Spanish that have amazing at home gigs. So it's something to consider for sure.
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I am noticing more and more companies offering translator work – so the opportunities are there. It's just finding one that fits your interests, skills and other criteria.
Translation Jobs
Accurapid
– No testing is required, but you can send samples of your translation work. These can help you, as they are evaluated for employment.
Tarjemly
– This app is taking off and hiring translators from all different languages, but urgently need Turkish translators.
101 Translations
– Hires freelance translators and editors.
Cyracom
– They hire independent contractors ongoing, so worth checking out and applying for.
More translation companies…
1-800-Translate
ABC Translation
Academic World
Airbnb
American Journal Experts
Andovar
Butler Hill Group
Certified Languages
Language Line
LionBridge
My Gengo
Open World Translations
Proz
Translators Town
Verbal Ink
World Lingo
Do you work at home as a translator or doing translation type work? Keep reading…
Being fluent in more than one language is wonderful. I applaud anyone that has mastered this. If you currently work in a translation position, please share your experience below in the comments section. If you know of any companies hiring translators and allow them to work from home, please share that as well. And feel free to ask questions below too.
The goal of this page is to help as many readers or visitors possible with the dream of working at home doing this type work. So with your help, we can make a wonderful and engaging resource. I thank you so much in advance.
If you’re still looking for work at home, please be sure to check out the entire Work at Home Directory for more job ideas.
I think it would be awesome to also include any training necessary to better our likelihood of getting hired by any of these companies.
I have been translating documents in different companies for over 12 years. I have my translation business just myself. It has been really hard to get work.
I would like to work at home part time as a translator (Spanish and English) please send me information.
I had no idea these sites were out there! Thank you so much. Now I can finally work on something I actually like.
Fluent in english and portuguese and I am a registered nurse (should be helpful with certain related subjects). I have got time and am interested.
Thank you very much.
Are those companies searching for Japanese translator? Thank you