Philippines Freelancers Blog September Archive

Work At Home as a Freelance Translator

09/05/10 20:25

The most common freelancing jobs available are for writers and web developers. However, there are many other types of freelance services that are on-demand online.

One example is freelance translation. If one can speak two languages, he can get paid to translate texts and receive good paying rates. Although there are text translation tools like Babelfish, its translation is not as accurate as those translated by humans especially when it comes to grammar and spelling. Translation jobs opportunities online may not be as regular as freelance writing jobs, but if one can keep a client happy, he can expect more projects to come.

Link: Being An Online Freelance Translator (translation); Fre

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Are You A Polyglot?

Wow! I wasn't aware of that until I read your article! I think I will have to study another language so that I will be able to do freelance translation. I think it is a real nice income generating job. I really wish I know another foreign language. The income is pretty nice and tempting. If given the chance, probably I would study Spanish or Korea. I know being able to speak English and Spanish in the United States is an edge over other individuals. I want to study Korean because a lot of Koreans are coming here in the Philippines to study English.

Link: Being An Online Freelance Translator (translation); Fre

The Philippines Shows its Great Advancement in the Telecommunications Industry

We can obviously see how the telecommunications industry improved rapidly. The Philippines have no exceptions to this. The Philippines also manifested how the telecommunication industry evolved in the country. In the past there were several people, specifically rich people, who could possess landline services. Moreover, telephones were quite inaccessible to some provinces due to lack of network channelling. After few years, telephones became accessible to most cities and provinces in the Philippines. In modern times, More Filipinos preferred to use mobile phones. It is more convenient to use for them. As a matter of fact, more service providers are competing under the telecommunication industry in the Philippines.

Link: The Evolution of the Telecommunications Industry in the

Freelancing Site Offers Work For Everyone

I am currently jobless and I have been looking for a job lately. I just graduated last March and one thing I really find so odd is that most job qualifications require experience. Yes, I understand that they need people who have been working on the same description.However, I also believe that fresh graduates should be given equal opportunities and fair judgment. Not because we are newly graduates doesn't mean we know nothing. Well, thanks to some freelancing sites who are accommodating job seekers like me. At least I will be able to prove my worth before they call me "a neophyte".

Link: pinoylance.com a Freelancing Site for Filipinos and Emp