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I don't speak Arabic fluently but I know many who do. Periodically, I search out work at home jobs that are looking for freelance Arabic translation and post for you all to benefit. Hope you enjoy, if you've found this page useful please share with others!

This page has become popular since first listing it so I'll continue to search for translation jobs .

NEW 12/30/2010:

Multiple Foreign Language TPV Verification Agent

Work at home as a Verification Agent. Foreign languages needed: Arabic, Armenian, Bosnian, Cantonese, Chinese, Farsi, German, Indonesian, Korean, Mandarin, Persian, Polish, Somalia, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese and Yugoslavian.

Help VoiceLog fight telemarketing fraud and make money from home using your computer. As a Verification Agent, you will listen to recordings of sales calls to determine if the sale is valid or if there is evidence of sales fraud or undue customer confusion.

This is a contract position which is paid by the number of recordings reviewed. You work from your home using your computer and Internet access. VoiceLog will provide the necessary training and software.

Minimum requirements include:

• You must be conscientious, accurate and detail-oriented, able to follow instructions and be computer literate. Your English skills should be good to excellent
• Pentium-class computer with a minimum of 1 Gigabyte of RAM and capable of running Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, sound card, speakers and printer
• High speed Internet access - DSL, ISDN, cable or satellite (regular dial-up not acceptable)
• Able to type/transcribe with accuracy
• Strong listening competency in any of the following languages: Arabic, Armenian, Bosnian, Cantonese, Chinese, Farsi, German, Indonesian, Korean, Mandarin, Persian, Polish, Somalia, Russian,
• Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese or Yugoslavian

Third Party Verification Agent Application

If you have additional questions, please email: applicantquestions@bsgclearing.com

Want to make a couple hundred today translating Arabic from home??

Recently I discovered Amazon's MTurk. MTurk is a site where you can do short jobs, or HITs, and get paid pretty quickly. HITs are Human Intelligence Tasks, meaning a computer can't produce the work and the job requesters need people to do it.

Well guess what? You can translate Arabic for money here too! I just ran into a HIT that pays $1 for some sentences translated from Arabic into English to help improve automatic translations. There were over 200 HITs when I check today. Want to keep yourself busy for the day? Go for it: Search for HITs now!

Will I really get paid? The requester WikiTrans seems to have good feedback on TurkOpticon a rating systems addon on for Firefox created by MTurk users that will display ratings next to each requesters name. If you like the work you can be alerted by email of new postings using TurkAlert. Just make sure to request email alerts after adding the requester to your watch list by clicking your watch list and clicking "subscribe"

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