How To Make money Online As student in kenya

If you want to make money in Kenya as a student then this is going to be helpful to you.

Here you are going to discover how to make money in Kenya doing translation of languages even if you don't have skills.

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Have included a video showing this at the end of this article.

Let's begin,

Consider the following scenario: you've published an essay, a book, or even a video. You created it in your local tongue, but you want people from all around the world to be able to use it.

You'll need to recruit someone who is fluent in both your own language and the target language. Translation jobs are useful in this situation, and you can earn money as a freelance translator online.

Particularly if you speak one of the languages in high demand right now, such as German, Japanese, or Chinese.

Don't worry if you don't know any of these languages. I will tell you how you can translate any language using free software.

If you wish to work as a translator professionally, you should take a language proficiency test like the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) or another language proficiency test to demonstrate to potential customers that you are competent in your target languages.

Getting experience is crucial, as it is for most internet jobs.

If you're enrolled in or near a college, you may attend translation classes and hunt for opportunities to translate for various departments on campus.

It is critical to gain experience so that you can show potential clients samples of your work and receive referrals.

The following are some measures you can take to become a freelance online translator:

Create a profile on sites like Freelancer.com, Guru.com, Upwork.com, and others.

Describe your areas of interest and competence. Look for and apply for translation jobs on the same freelance sites.

There are a number of websites that specialize in translation services. You can also use any of those sites to submit your available languages and get employed.

Here are some of the top online translation companies:

Translators Cafe

When it comes to locating translation work, this website is one of the best. You upload your CV, set your prices per language combination, add a profile photo, and identify your speciality as well as any additional services you provide (such as subtitling, editing, interpreting, localization, transcriptions, etc.).

This website's best feature is its job board. New translation jobs with your language combinations are posted every day, and you can contact the agency or individual who submitted the ad.

Translators Town

Translators Town is a bidding site similar to the freelancing sites mentioned above, with the exception that it is just for translation services.

Like all other bidding-type sites, the size of the work provided will vary from customer to client. Even little activities, such as translating a photo caption, can be challenging. Then there are the larger translation assignments, such as translating a book into another language for a customer.

Proz

Proz.com is primarily for experienced professional translators, however there are also amateur translators on the site.

It only takes a few minutes to register, and then you'll be ready to bid on their translation assignments. To bid, you must pay one dollar every bid. When you first start, it's a good idea to put a few bucks into your account.

This service allows employers to contact freelancers directly, and all payments are made directly as well, so there are no expenses, except for a small bidding charge. Unless the employer is really respected, I would urge some type of payment assurance from them for larger assignments.

TRADUguide

TRADUguide is another excellent tool for connecting translators and their clients.

Their email-based job notification tool allows you to receive translation requests in your preferred language pairings and specialties.

Simply click the link in the notification email to be sent to a form page where you can input your bid or pricing quote.

If your quote is accepted, the client will contact you directly.

Everything else is up to you and your client to decide, including payment.

What can I expect to be paid for online translation work in Kenya?

Depending on the demand for the language pair you specialize in, you might earn anywhere from $0.01 to $0.50 per word. If the language's translators are in short supply, you can charge a higher per-word rate.

Here is a video showing how you can translate any language without skills