Selica International Ltd is hiring for German to German transcription work: Job 00065772

Source language(s): German
Target language(s): German

Details of the project: We are looking to work with experienced linguists to transcribe German interviews to German for an upcoming project, which will start on 8th February.

We are expecting to receive 14 files in total from German market.

All transcription will be completed directly from audio files of recorded interviews into set templates.

Each interview is approximately 75 minutes in length and full instructions and a template will be provided.

The subject of the interviews will be medical so if you have knowledge of this area, that would be desirable.

Please apply immediately if you are available, fluent in German and have previous transcription experience, preferably in the medical field.

We have set a budget per 75-minute audio file, but please respond with your best rate per minute for transcription.

We look forward to receiving your applications.

Best regards, Selica International Ltd

This job is already available.

Special requirements to the applicants: Medical transcription, German to German transcription.

We want to pay for this job 50 EUR per hour

Who can apply: Freelancers only

Deadline for applying: 03/31/2023

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Youstina Adel
Selica International Ltd
UK
IP: 154.188.205.236 (N/A)
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Posted on Wednesday, 01 Feb 2023, 19:45:39

Number of applications already submitted for this job: 5

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