Yes, it can be very rewarding, because you are helping people to make themselves understood. It can also be a very stable career, depending on the languages in which you are fluent. The government is often seeking qualified translators, as is the military, and hospitals frequently need translators too. People who are fluent in Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, and Haitian Kreyol are often in demand these days, but you should find out which large immigrant populations there are in your area and see if there is a need for translators to help those people.
Job security for a translator would entail having a steady supply of documents to translate. Therefore, you would need to pick a language that is in high usage, such as Spanish or Arabic. You would also need to focus your job search on areas, such as international trade or politics, where there is a high need for material to be translated.
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Bing Translator is a good website for translating it has lots of languages,I'd suggest bing Translator
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A translator and possibly any career in politics.
Babel Fish is pretty good, but I've yet to find a truly great on-line translator.
Hello, If you want to know about the scope of arts in career then by choosing arts, you can be a fashion designer, jewelry designer, animator, teacher or you can try your career in foreign languages such as interpreter or translator, maybe a career in psychology, architecture, interior designer, fine arts, dance, singing, acting or a political lawyer, work for you. Arts is a vast subject and has a good scope.
hindi experts are in very much demand at india and pakistan. You can find great options as translator.
Good English-German translation sites are:dict.cc or dict.tu-chemnitz.de
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