Become A Translator & You Could Work On Hollywood Films

Become a translator and create a career for yourself that doesn't feel like work? Sign me up! These days, it's hard enough to find employment stability, let alone satisfaction. For bilingual adults, the road to become a translator can lead to an array of different employment opportunities in industries like: government, education, healthcare and even Hollywood. You might be asking yourself "where do I start?" Well, first you are going to need a translator certification - that's where we come in. Learning essential translator techniques, how to operate vital technology and software, foundational vocabulary used by professional translators, and different styles of translation are hallmarks of our online language courses.

By offering a hands-on approach to distance learning, students enrolled in our language training courses receive a quality of education our competition cannot deliver. Our translation classes combine the convenience of 100% remote learning✅ with all the benefits of a traditional classroom experience. Our expert instructors ✅ go above and beyond to create curriculum that is both unique and engaging✅. As all of our online courses are taught in real-time✅ instructors are able to give correction and insight that standard online learning cannot do. For many, our translation courses teach the essential skills that makes for a thriving bilingual career. At this point, you might be wondering how a translating certificate course allows you to work on Hollywood films...

"Become a translator AND work in Hollywood?! That sounds too good to be true..."

It's really not! In fact, people have chosen to pursue bilingual careers throughout history. Some chose to become a translator working with written texts. Others became certified interpreters, like Squanto, who interpreted conversation between his fellow Native Americans and the colonial settlers of the 1600s. Contrary to popular belief, translating text and interpreting conversation are completely different as they require a different set of skills. Our translation and localization course teaches skills that industries like Hollywood use on a regular basis. Here's 2 examples of translating work from Martin Scorsese's new film "Killers of the Flower moon" for example...

1. Become a translator to work with actors & translate scripts

Once you become a translator, translating scripts could be part of your job description. To make "Killers of the Flower Moon" Martin Scorsese hired multiple Osage Consultants to ensure the film portrayed an authentic Native American way of life. These consultants were Native Americans living on the Osage reservation, who were able to translate scripts for actors like Robert DiNero, and who taught him how to speak the Osage language.

2. You can write subtitles once you become a translator

Want to watch movies and translate the dialogue as a career? When you become a translator, this could be your job! For directors and producers who care about getting it right, especially when it comes to another culture or group of people, everything matters. Writing subtitles in English or any other language is needed in this new era of global media. And you can make a career out of it when you become a translator.

Our online translator classes are taught by expert instructors ✅ who have real-world experience in their interpreting specialty. They have worked hard to make fully remote online courses that are unique and engaging ✅ and use a hands-on approach that is unparalleled by the competition. If you or someone you know is interested in our online Medical Interpreter Training Programs with live instruction✅, our fully remote yet real time classes ✅ are offered in Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Farsi, French, Hindi, Korean, Somali, Urdu, Ukrainian languages online and onsite.