Mandarin to English Interpreters (No Experience Required)

Mandarin to English Interpreters (No Experience Required)

Recruiting Bilingual Mandarin Speakers for a Paid Training Program Leading to a Remote Interpreter Position

Vacancies: 20

Base Hire Reward: $80

Note: Only source the qualified candidates. We will do the interview ourselves.

We are seeking candidates who are fluent in English and Mandarin .

Details

· Paid 3-week training program

· $11 USD per hour

· Fully remote full-time position

· No interpretation experience required

· Ongoing support and coaching

· Long-term opportunity with a huge U.S. client

Training Program

Successful candidates will participate in a paid 3-week training program designed to prepare them for live interpreting.

Training Schedule

· 3-week training

· 2 hours per day live training (7am - 9am California, US time Zone)

· 5 hours of homework and assignments to be completed before the next day of training in their own time. (Paid)

· Total of 7 hours, fully paid (35 hours per week)

No interpretation experience is required.Who are we?

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/languagepath-solutions

Website: www.languagepathsolutions.com

LanguagePath Solutions company branches: UK, USA, Egypt

We work with over 10 major clients in the US and over 14 worldwide .Requirements

· Fluency in English

· Fluency in Mandarin

· Strong communication skills

· Reliable internet connection

· Professional and positive attitude

· Ability to work remotely

· Available for a full-time position (starting at 7 a.m. California time)

Steps

  • We receive their resume.
  • We submit it to the client.
  • We send them the English test.
  • If they pass, they receive the Mandarin test.
There are no right or wrong answers in the test. They are only for checking fluency in the language.

Instructions for Passing the English Test

· You must use a laptop or desktop computer ONLY.

· Mobile phones, tablets, or other devices are not permitted.

· Please ensure you have a stable internet connection throughout the test. (Very important)

· Please listen carefully and follow all instructions exactly.

· Please do not open any other applications, websites, or programs while taking the test. If any tabs are open, close them; open only the test.

· The system can detect this activity and may automatically disqualify you.

· Please make sure you have a pen and paper to take notes.

· Please only use English and do not use any other language.

· Use as much vocabulary as possible and construct long sentences.

Notes

· Please DO NOT mention payrate publically. · Hiring managers are moving fast and require submissions before 22 July. This role has high chances of quick placement, so we are looking for submissions ASAP. • DO NOT source from US. • DO NOT mention company name.
  • We can't hire in the US and Canada. We also can't hire from Nigeria, India, Russia, Japan and Myanmar.
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