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Potential request for translation quotes from freelance translators (no agencies please)
English > Japanese / German: Translators needed for Teaching/Education content
A world leader in professional translation services, is looking for qualified English into Japanese/German translators interested in long term freelance collaboration and willing to join our network of certified linguists. We’re looking for candidates experienced in Teaching/Education translations for one of our international clients in the Education industry.
We are building a team of linguists for this new account and would like to collaborate with you.
Applicants must:
• Be a native speaker of Japanese and German
• Have experience translating teaching materials for children in school subjects and/or teaching background
• Have a college degree and 5 years translation experience OR advanced degree and 3 years translation experience OR 10 years of translation experience
• Produce documented proof of educational background
• Document practical/translation experience in his/her area of expertise
Interested parties please fill in the TRADUguide online application and reference this posting and my name: Marta Nieto. Applicants will be asked to complete a test translation and sign a confidentiality agreement.
Looking forward hearing from you
Specialization required
Arts/Entertainment
Language pair(s)
English
> Japanese
Native language: Japanese
English
> German
Native language: German
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