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Mar 16 2012
Corinne McKay

April session of "Getting started as a freelance translator"

The next session of my four-week online course Getting Started as a Freelance Translator starts on Wednesday, April 4. I've been teaching this class for about five years, and it covers the basics of launching and running a freelance business. It's open to translators in any language combination, and … [Read more...] about April session of "Getting started as a freelance translator"

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Announcements, Professional development

Mar 15 2012
Corinne McKay

Q&A call with Jost Zetzsche

Next Wednesday, the 21st, I'll be hosting a free question and answer conference call with Jost Zetzsche, the translation industry technology guru! Jost is the author of the ultra-useful Tool Box translation technology newsletter and the popular "Geek Speak" column in the ATA Chronicle. The call … [Read more...] about Q&A call with Jost Zetzsche

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Announcements, Professional development, Technology

Mar 06 2012
Corinne McKay

Some thoughts on ATA certification

On the Colorado Translators Association e-mail list, we recently had a lively discussion about ATA certification, which got me thinking about some of the pros, cons and issues associated with the ATA certification exams. In the spirit of disclosure, I am both ATA-certified (failed the practice test, … [Read more...] about Some thoughts on ATA certification

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Professional associations, Professional certification

Feb 13 2012
Corinne McKay

Two cents, or $10,000?

If you're a freelancer, you probably conduct price negotiations with clients or potential clients almost every day of your professional life. For translators, especially translators who work with agencies, these negotiations often come down to a difference of one or two cents. Your minimum rate is … [Read more...] about Two cents, or $10,000?

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Freelancing, Money, Rates

Feb 13 2012
Corinne McKay

Free Q&A call with Jost Zetzsche: March 21

Speaking of Translation's recent Q&A conference call was so much fun (if you missed it, you can listen to a free recording here) that we've decided to do another one, this time with translation technology guru Jost Zetzsche. Jost is the author of the widely-read translation technology newsletter … [Read more...] about Free Q&A call with Jost Zetzsche: March 21

Written by Corinne McKay · Categorized: Announcements

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