In-house translator positions -where are they? 스레드 게시자: bozenalak
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Hi,
I am getting started in translating and would like to work with Polish(native) and English. Is getting a job as an in-house translator a good way to gain experience?( my language experience-degree in English and 5 years of working as ESL Teacher)
I live in Chicago, I wonder if anybody knows about that area and possibilities for Polish and English.
I would be so much grateful if you could give any advice. Thank you!!!
| | | | | Chamber Of Commerce | Jan 22, 2002 |
Have you checked with the Chicago Chamber Of Commerce? This may be a way to find out which companies do business with the country/language your expertise is in.
Also, networking with ata members within your language chapter may be a good way to get pointed in the right direction.
Good luck!
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| | Try networking | Jan 23, 2002 |
Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
www.chicata.org
This may sound weird, and I don\'t know how long you have been in the US, but take care and check the companies out when looking for jobs in Eastern European languages. From my mom who teaches ESL to Russian immigran... See more Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
www.chicata.org
This may sound weird, and I don\'t know how long you have been in the US, but take care and check the companies out when looking for jobs in Eastern European languages. From my mom who teaches ESL to Russian immigrants and from experience in the Latvian community, it seems that there are some people out there in Chicago in the expatriate communities who try to pay recent immigrants dirt cheap salaries.
Hope that helps!
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| Daina would you give me your phone number? | Jan 24, 2002 |
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On 2002-01-23 20:18, Daina wrote:
Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
www.chicata.org
This may sound weird, and I don\'t know how long you have been in the US, but take care and check the comp
... See more Quote:
On 2002-01-23 20:18, Daina wrote:
Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
www.chicata.org
This may sound weird, and I don\'t know how long you have been in the US, but take care and check the companies out when looking for jobs in Eastern European languages. From my mom who teaches ESL to Russian immigrants and from experience in the Latvian community, it seems that there are some people out there in Chicago in the expatriate communities who try to pay recent immigrants dirt cheap salaries.
Hope that helps!
Daina
it seems like you would be a good person to talk to regarding my problem.
I\'d like to call you,if I may to obtain more information. I tried to find your phone number in the Chicata\'s directory but you were not there.
Thanks a lot!
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| | | | | Daina would you give me your phone number? | Jan 24, 2002 |
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On 2002-01-23 20:18, Daina wrote:
Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
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This may sound we
... See more Quote:
On 2002-01-23 20:18, Daina wrote:
Hi, I am also in Chicago.
You could try networking through CHICATA - Chicago Area Translators and Interpreters Assoc. - to see if anyone has leads:
<!-- BBCode auto-link start --><a href=\"http://www.chicata.org\" target=\"_blank\">www.chicata.org</a><!-- BBCode auto-link end -->
This may sound weird, and I don\'t know how long you have been in the US, but take care and check the companies out when looking for jobs in Eastern European languages. From my mom who teaches ESL to Russian immigrants and from experience in the Latvian community, it seems that there are some people out there in Chicago in the expatriate communities who try to pay recent immigrants dirt cheap salaries.
Hope that helps!
Daina
it seems like you would be a good person to talk to regarding my problem.
I\'d like to call you,if I may to obtain more information. I tried to find your phone number in the Chicata\'s directory but you were not there.
Thanks a lot!
Bozena Schmall ▲ Collapse
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