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French Language Division, American Translators Association
French Language Division, American Translators Association
36 episodes
2 months ago
Professional genealogist and French-to-English genealogical translator Bryna O’Sullivan describes her unusual specialization.
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Professional genealogist and French-to-English genealogical translator Bryna O’Sullivan describes her unusual specialization.
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Education
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CES - Episode 22 - Natalie Pavey on Scaling Your Freelance Business
French Language Division, American Translators Association
27 minutes 11 seconds
2 years ago
CES - Episode 22 - Natalie Pavey on Scaling Your Freelance Business
In this episode, Natalie Pavey, a certified French-to-English translator, talks about how to scale your freelance translation business. Since beginning as a freelancer in 2011, she has worked with more than 300 clients and, for the past few years, has been collaborating with other freelancers to become a one-stop shop for French<>English translation services in order to better serve her clients and grow her business. Listen in for tips on subcontracting, managing translation projects and ensuring quality assurance.
French Language Division, American Translators Association
Professional genealogist and French-to-English genealogical translator Bryna O’Sullivan describes her unusual specialization.