How I make money by speaking different Languages | Translating with No Experience

If you are bilingual/ polyglot and looking for ways to earn money with no previous experience, hopefully this will help you! I am a Bilingual Student and this is how I make money remotely, from home. I work as a freelance interpreter/ translator. I have suggested the top 3 companies you could apply for. I also talked through the application process and my advice on how to get started. This job is especially ideal if you study in medical field, because you mostly translate for medical professionals, and you get to learn from them while you work!

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Who am I?
🙋🏻‍♀️ My name is Zeliha Akpinar, I'm in my 3rd year of Medicine at the University of Exeter (UK).

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Timestamps:
00:00 - 00:19 Intro
00:19 - 00:58 Numbers & Clients
00:58 - 02:42 Job context & Acting
02:42 - 03:44 How do I get paid?
03:44 - 04:13 Companies you can apply for
04:13 - 05:00 Your best chance?
05:00 - 05:18 World’s No1
05:18 - 05:35 Application Process
05:35 - 06:10 Tips on CV
06:10 - 06:55 Tips on Interview
06:54 - 08:04 Tips on Test

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[simran]

This girl really got everything….. looks like a model, is a med student and on top of that extremely smart 😭😭😭plsss

[jimhalpert]

I think that's very beneficial for your career line, no? You're basically an audience to a doctor and patient's conversation. That's a win-win for someone in the medical field.

[natej]

I speak 6 languages currently and languages have been my passion for the past 5-6 years, but it's very hard to start a career in languages without some kind of certification in the UK, especially if you want to be "successful".
I admire what you've achieved and the work you've put in; I hope I can pull off the same soon.]

[bmarie]

What an amazing job! Congrats to you for helping others thanks to your language skills and your time ☺️ wishing you all the best for your studies ⭐

[VeraDonna]

The actor playing the patient is very talented!

[EstelleTuong]

i love your accent so much!!! being able to understand multiple languages is the best thing to experience

[LernerMara]

Excellent video! Very well thought out and helpful! ❤

[freenomad]

Thanks a lot for your video! You're inspiring, Zeliha
çok sevindim 🥰

[Kaleumin]

I worked as a medical interpreter in Peru (Spanish/English) for LLS as well, but we are so underpaid here and exploited. I worked 48 hours a week and got paid 1800 soles (around 460 dollars), ended with burn-out since calls were back to back, and tinnitus. If you are someone sensitive to sounds or just in general, do not recommend this job, it was the worst job experience I've ever had in my entire life.

[jayglover]

This is INCREDIBLY helpful! Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m a Physio and I do telehealth calls in English at the moment but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for.

[cagdasyildirim]

Bu kadar eğleneceğimi ummuyordum. Ellerine sağlık çok güzel anlatmışsın.

[ARDAEROL]

Harika bir video olmuş Zeliha!! Tebrik ederim.

[mustafae]

İlham verici bir video. Ayrıca tane tane ve ortalama bir hızla konuştuğun için anlaşılması kolay. Tebrikler 100!

[Hamdevi]

That's a win-win for someone in the medic field. I think that's very beneficial for your career line, no? You're basically an audience to a doctor. Patient's conversation.

Language empire is very good company for me. Really nice side hustle.

[emrearslan]

Harika bir video olmuş Zeliha, tavsiyeler için teşekkürler

[MAKPRESENTS]

You did amazingly keep up the great work.

[shakilHrio]

Zeliha too beautifully expressing her speeches and efforts🌸✨

[idilmutlu]

I'm also a medical student(6th year) but in Turkey, I'm also Turkish and never thought of going abroad to study. Wish I did though, I hope you enjoy your time there! I was feeling very down and trapped because I thought I could never use my language knowlege for myself and/or others. This is such a great idea to do, I'll give it a try once I have the right mindset for it one day. Gotta work on my CV until then. Thank you and wish you the best! 🌸

[marianaortega]

So interesting, thank you so much I’ll will help me to achieve my goals ❤

[danilopablo]

I work for lls in Brazil, and 605 dollars is what I earn a month working 7h a day. I can get through the month, and honestly many jobs don't pay that much, but I still think I should earn more for this job. It's a really important job and you are required to have high proficiency in both languages, being fluent is not enough, you need to be able to convey a message within seconds after listening to it in another language, being careful as not to alter its tone and meaning.

Well, I guess it is what it is.