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Maximising Your Income as a Certified Translator

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This webinar is for Australian-based Translators ready to take on the world.

Never has there been a better time for Australian-based translators to be earning USD/EU/GBP. Our NAATI credentials are recognised around the world, so why do so few NAATI certified translators work with foreign agencies? This webinar will teach you the basics of how to get started, where to focus your efforts, how to manage work when things get crazy and how to stay organized and deliver the quality translations that we’re renowned for. This will be a friendly Q&A style forum, using real-life examples of how to maximise your time and effort to succeed as a freelance translator.

This 90-minute webinar covered:

  • how to start out online
  • selling ‘the best’ yourself
  • working with global PMs
  • what to do when you’re sent too much work
  • managing time and expectations

Learning Goals:

  • Knowledge of:
  • How to maximise your work and income from international clients and agencies.
  • Skills to:
  • Manage time efficiencies, deliver top quality and boost income.

Presented/Facilitated by:

  • Dylan J Hartmann

Dylan J Hartmann is a NAATI certified Thai-English Translator and the founder of AcudocX. With a Master of Studies from ANU, Dylan specialises in life sciences, legal and mining translations, and was handling over 1 million words annually before even becoming NAATI-certified. After becoming certified, his earnings doubled. Dylan is an AUSIT QLD committee member, a mentor and moderator on ProZ.com, and an award-winning literary translator.

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