Canadian-Based Freelance Cantonese Interpreter
one world global servicesDenver (CO)
Canadian-Based Freelance Cantonese Interpreter
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one world global servicesDenver (CO)
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About the role
Canadian-Based Cantonese Interpreter We are looking for a Canadian-Based Cantonese Interpreter to join our team. As a remote interpreter, you play a significant role in facilitating communication between Cantonese and English speakers. The interpreter needs to be able to process information quickly and with accuracy in a professional manner. It is essential to ensure a quiet & secure environment. Note pads and writing utensils, glossaries, and dictionaries are useful tools.
Candidate Qualifications:
- Fluency in English
- Minimum 1 year interpretation experience.
- Excellent listening, retention and note taking skills to maintain a high level of accuracy.
- Render correct concepts and meanings according to the conventions of established interpretation protocol, avoiding omissions or additions.
- Ability to explain certain cultural concepts to avoid miscommunication with permission or at the request of the client.
Technical Requirements:
- Computer or Laptop
- Windows 10 or higherUSB Wired headset
- Steady wired internet connection
Additional information:
- Remote position, interpreter works from his/her home office
- Ongoing training and competency opportunities
- Monthly payments
- Per minute rate
- Based on your location, language testing, background check and/or drug screen may be required
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