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Continuing Education
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Business Management
US Small Business Association (SBA)
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Financial Planning and Management
US CalPro Spreadsheet
ATA Translator Earnings Calculator
ATA-Sponsored Business Services
ATA Webinar: Financial Planning for Translators, Interpreters, and Owners
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The Chicago Manual of Style Online
ATA Certification into-English Grading Standards
Other Professional Organizations
Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI)
The American Literary Translators Association (ALTA)
Freelancers Union
ATA Events
ATA provides affordable and effective education for business practices.
Mentoring Program: Application Deadline
Get the Support You Need! ATA’s Mentoring Program offers matching services to members at different stages in their career. Mentees…
Pricing for a Profit Playbook
Get a step-by-step pricing and negotiation strategy to show you how to generate leads, sales, and hard cash in the…
Discover Your Ideal Client (and Make Your Ideal Client Discover You)
What if you could have your ideal translation or interpreting clients find you instead of your having to find them?…
Successful Advocacy for Translators and Interpreters: The Sequel
Sharpen your skills and learn how to make yourself heard to advocate for the policies that affect you and your…
Mastermind Program: Application Deadline
Don’t go it alone! Translators and interpreters often go into business understanding that finding and retaining clients will be hard…
Finding Your First Translation and Interpreting Clients
You know you can do this job, but how do you get experience when no one wants to hire you…
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