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ATA provides affordable and effective education for business practices.
Mentoring Program: Open for Applications
Get the Support You Need! ATA’s Mentoring Program offers matching services to members at different stages in their career. Mentees…
Know Your Worth: Negotiating Tips
What if negotiating was fun? Learn how to get what you want and get what you deserve. As language professionals,…
Negotiating Freelance Terms: A Freelancer’s Roadmap to Success, Part 1
Unlock the keys to a thriving freelance translation career by mastering the art of negotiation. Join this webinar to learn…
ATA 64th Annual Conference
Get a Glimpse of ATA64! Experience the event made for you! Attend educational sessions, job recruitment events, and networking opportunities,…
ATA64: How to Prepare and Pre-Conference Virtual Networking
Learn how to make the most of your conference experience by knowing what’s in store at this year’s ATA Annual…
Wrapping Up an Interpreting Project
Join this webinar to learn why you should take some post-job steps. After you’re done with an interpreting job do…
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