T04 - Terminology for Finance & Business, Level 1

Are you an aspiring or recent interpreter or translator and do you anticipate interacting in business or financial environments? Are you a bilingual individual who works in business or finance and wishes to expand your knowledge of industry terms? Do not miss this workshop. It is a wealth of ready-to-learn terminology.

Claudia Brauer
2,982 views

• Business and Finance
• Terminology
• Approved for ATA CE points

T03-Terminology For Legal Settings, Level 1

Are you an aspiring or recent legal interpreter or translator? Are you an individual working in the legal environment? Do not miss this workshop. It is a wealth of ready-to-learn terminology. This course is approved for three (3) American Translators Association Continuing Education points.

Claudia Brauer
1,620 views

• Terminology
• Legal
• Approved for ATA CE points

T02-Terminology For Medicine&Hc, Level 1

Are you an aspiring or recent healthcare interpreter or translator? Are you a non-clinical individual working in a clinical or healthcare environment? Don't miss this workshop. It is a wealth of ready-to-learn terminology. This course is approved for three (3) American Translators Association Continuing Education points.

Claudia Brauer
801 views

• Terminology
• Medical
• Approved for ATA CE points

How to Transcribe and Translate Subtitles in DotSub

Have you ever turned down a subtitling project because the client didn't have a script in a document and you didn't know where to start when it comes to using pricey subtitling software? Well, there's a simpler way around such projects if you'll be working with shorter files, especially corporate videos that last up to 20 minutes. If you learn how to use DotSub, you'll be able to take these sma...

Rafa Lombardino
728 views

• Audio-Visual Translation and Subtitling
• Software
• Tools & Computing
• Approved for ATA CE points

Working with Direct Clients: Adding Value to Translation Services

Do you want to effectively search for and work with direct clients? I will share with you the results of my research (after speaking to my current customers). After this course you will be able to better understand the needs of your target audience and offer solid solutions to your customers. You will learn to look at the translation from the client's perspective, speak their language and provi...

Anastasia Kozhukhova
706 views

• Approved for ATA CE points
• Marketing Tools for Translators
• Getting Established
• Finding Clients

T10 - Terminology, Building Non-CAT Glossaries

Learn to create your personal glossaries, making it easier for you to work on translations or prepare for your interpreting assignments, while ensuring consistency and accuracy for the future. Learn to capitalize on this easy-to-use tool. This course is approved for one American Translators Association Continuing Education point.

Claudia Brauer
471 views

• Terminology Management
• Terminology
• Approved for ATA CE points

The Anatomy of a Clinical Trial Protocol: Important Concepts and Essential Terminology for Accurate Translation

Beginning clinical trial documentation translators, translators wishing to add clinical trial documentation to their specializations, translators curious about clinical trials and their relationship to the international standard (ICH-GCP)

Carmen Cross
374 views

• Medical
• Approved for ATA CE points

Becoming An Outsourcer: Your Business Plan

What do I need, how long will it take, how will it work? We will discuss hardware requirements, software requirements, zero-budget & paid options, marketing strategies, project processes and organization, QA tips, pricing tips and handling of your potential new clients.

Irene Koukia
295 views

• Business Skills
• Marketing Tools for Translators
• Business Plan
• Outsourcing
• Approved for ATA CE points

The Pharmacokinetics of Drugs Commonly Studied during Clinical Trials

Carmen Cross
251 views

• Medical
• Getting Established
• Approved for ATA CE points

A Lucrative Sideline: Editing Non-Native English Scientific Writing

This course will first describe how to find this type of client, how to price this work, how to justify changes and handle the authors’ egos as you return the revised texts, and what sets this work apart from translation or from editing texts written by native speakers. The second webinar will look at the mechanics of the editing process.

Karen Tkaczyk
250 views

• Approved for ATA CE points
• Editing and Proofreading
• Technical & Scientific

C02 - Healthcare C.L.A.S Standards, Level 1

Do you want to earn a new set of skills? Develop a specialty? Start a complementary career? Create a new stream of revenue for your business adding a new service? Find out what you need to become a medical translator and interpreter. This course is approved for three (3) American Translators Association Continuing Education points.

Claudia Brauer
168 views

• Interpreting
• Healthcare And Health Insurance
• Approved for ATA CE points

P05-Time Management For Linguists

Are you always struggling to deliver your work on time with the highest quality? Have you avoided seeking or receiving large projects because you feel intimidated? Would you like to be more productive and have some peace of mind? Then don’t miss learning this easy and fun way of managing your projects as a freelancer. This course is approved for three (3) American Translators Association Contin...

Claudia Brauer
81 views

• Time Management
• Approved for ATA CE points