Microtech Institute
Writing & Translation Freelancing Course
In addition to students from the United States, Green River College also serves thousands of students from hundreds of other nations and territories. The need for global accessibility of our content develops as our user student base expands and increasingly represents the variety of our communities.
The act of creating copy for translation is referred to as “internationalisation.” This section discusses steps you can take to make it easier for translators and audiences abroad to understand your material.
For a list of authorised vendors, please contact the College Relations Office if you require translation services for a document or project. This list is always being updated as new resources become available, thus it is not published.
Basics
We make an effort to write all of our content in clear, simple English that even users with little English skills can understand. It is significantly simpler for a translator to convey concepts intelligibly when they are written in simple, plain language.
Writing & Translation Freelancing Course
- Import Export Documentation
- Resumes & Cover Letters lecture
- Proofreading & Editing lecture
- Transcription lecture
- Legal Writing lecture
- Email Copy lecture
- Business Names & Slogans lecture
Freelancing Steps
- What are source websites for freelancing?
- How to be registered on them?
- How to Start Work on these website?
- How to Make your Portfolio and start Selling your services?
- What medium of receiving payments should be used for Online Freelancing?
- How to promote your profile to get more clients?
- How to handle inquiries and claims?
Requirements
At least Matric
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 35 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 26
- Assessments Yes