Resources
General Resources
Business Strategies
ATA provides strategies and solutions for the business side of translating and interpreting with articles, webinars, and more.
Business Practices Community
ATA members can join the Business Practices Community to stay up-to-date on and contribute to the latest discussions.
Continuing Education
ATA Webinars Series
Coursera online courses
Business Management
US Small Business Association (SBA)
SCORE small business mentoring
Financial Planning and Management
US CalPro Spreadsheet
ATA Translator Earnings Calculator
ATA-Sponsored Business Services
ATA Webinar: Financial Planning for Translators, Interpreters, and Owners
Terminology and Grammar
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.
Deep Dive Networking: Contracts
Bring your snorkels and join the Business Practices Education Committee for a deep dive into one business topic! We will…
Call for Speakers Deadline
By contributing to the advancement of your profession, you will build your reputation and résumé, widen your networking circle, and…
Business Book Club
By popular demand (at least, the demand of those who attended the first session), ATA invites you to join our…
Digital Accessibility for Language Professionals
Ready to transform your digital workday? Learn how to turn technology into your greatest ally for well-being and peak performance!…
Speaking Up: Advocacy Tools for Language Professionals
Your advocacy matters, now more than ever. It isn’t just about language; it’s about empowerment. As an interpreter, you’re more…
Income – Expenses = Happiness: How to Be Happy in Your Business
Discover how to run a profitable business while staying happy and balanced. Learn how to connect with your passion, break…
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