Freelance Turkish Interpreter
avantpage translationsDenver (CO)
About the role
Join Avantpage's Network Of Turkish Interpreters
Location: Worldwide
Employment Type: Freelance / Independent Contractor
At Avantpage, we're passionate about language access and committed to empowering communities through high-quality interpretation services. We're currently expanding our network of Turkish interpreters across the world to support a wide range of upcoming interpretation assignments. If you're a skilled Turkish interpreter looking for flexible freelance opportunities, we'd love to hear from you!
What We're Looking For
Language: Turkish
Services: VRI (Video Remote Interpreting), OPI
Certifications: ATA or other relevant credentials are a plus
Experience: Minimum 2 years of professional interpreting experience preferred
Specialties: Medical, educational, legal, social services, or other community-based settings Platforms: experience working with Boostlingo and XTRF are a plus. Why Work With Avantpage? Flexible Scheduling: Choose assignments that fit your availability Diverse Projects: Work with clients in healthcare, education, government, and more Supportive Team: Our coordination and recruiting teams are here to help you succeed Mission-Driven Work: Help bridge communication gaps and make a real impact in people's lives Ready to join our pool of linguists? Submit your resume and credentials today. If you have any questions or need more information, feel free to reach out — we're happy to connect!
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