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Any translators out there?

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tt1 · 13/05/2004 21:10

Probably a bit of a long shot but I was wondering if there are any translators out there. I am thinking about setting myself up freelance, but not sure of best way to do this. Any info from any of you would be great. Thanks.

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tiamaria · 13/05/2004 21:22

tt1 - I have a friend who is a Welsh/English translator. When I see her tomorrow I can ask if there's a professional body (iyswim) if you like?

tanzie · 13/05/2004 23:09

I have done "odds and sods" for people. What languages do you have? I can do French, German, Romanian and Polish or Dutch at a push if you fancy pooling resources! But only into English.

tt1 · 14/05/2004 15:25

Thanks tiamaria.

Tanzie, I do French, Polish and Spanish. I am qualified and experienced, but have been doing other things, so don't know where to get clients or how much to charge these days! How much do you do?

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bottersnike · 14/05/2004 15:40

You could try a languges recruitment agency like Corinium in Cirencester. They seem to be recruiting regularly for translators.
Good luck!

tiamaria · 15/05/2004 15:57

tt1 - I asked my friend. Apart from the Welsh one, she said that there's an ITI organisation -the Institute of Translators/Interpreters. Good luck!

sarochka · 16/05/2004 16:49

I did do some work but found it a bit boring and became a teacher instead. Try the web and look for local agencies. I do Russian and French - and would also be up for pooling resources. I mainly interpret now but let me know how you get on. Some of my friends work in this in London. I'll ask about.

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