Tag: transcribe

Janet Shaughnessy of TranscribeAnywhere.com offers high-quality, proven transcription education through the paid courses: General Transcription and Legal Transcription.

In the Free Seven-Lesson Mini-Course, she helps you jumpstart a career as a transcriptionist.

More about ‘Free Transcription Mini Course’ here

Focus Forward is a company that offers services related to all types of qualitative marketing research. 

At the moment of this writing, they were looking for (part-time) proofreaders and freelance transcriptionists. They also provide translation services.
Find out more on their available positions page.

They also provide Surveys (as expected with a research company) through Survey Squad. So you might also find a side gig joining their survey panel.

When it comes to side gigs and generating an extra income stream, Fiverr is heaven. It is the world’s largest marketplace for digital services.
Let me show you some easy ways to make money with Fiverr.More about ‘Fiverr’ here

GMR Transcription started in 2004, provides transcription and translation solutions for writers, students/professors, businesses, government institutions, and non-profit organizations like universities and corporations.

Their core mission is to deliver the absolute best quality work to their clients through transparency, commitment, dedication, and integrity.

GMR Transcription is always looking for well-qualified typists for general transcription. They also offer translation and proofreading services, but there weren’t any vacancies available at the time of this writing.
You can find the most recent positions on their careers page.

Allegis is the trusted leader in recorded statement transcription and supports online services for large and small businesses for over 24 years. They specialize in transcription for the insurance and legal industries and are US-based.

Your main job, as a work-from-home transcriptionist, will be to transcribe recorded audio files for some of the largest providers in the country.

If you are looking for home-based freelance transcription jobs then you have to check out Scribie.

Scribie has paid over 2 million dollars to 33k+ home-based subscribers.
They are a great opportunity for starting transcribers to gain experience and for experienced transcribers to fill up some spare time.

More about ‘Scribie’ here

I don’t think that the principle of buying and (re)selling needs a lot of introduction. But maybe that is exactly what makes it look deceivingly simple.

A lot of people agree with me that buying and selling is craftsmanship. Experience and knowledge will make some excel, and others fail (or keep them from reaching the next level).More about ‘Buying and Selling’ here

There are a lot of job opportunities when it comes to reading and writing skills. Think about jobs like transcriptionists, proofreaders, personal/virtual assistants, freelance writers, bloggers, custom support, and the list goes on.

As you are reading this, I presume that the technical aspect of reading and writing, or what we learned at school, is present.
The courses in this list are more about professional aspects.

More about ‘Reading and Writing’ here

Founded in 1996 and with customers and offices all over the world, Appen is an experienced company that operates in the artificial intelligence market.

They collect and label images, text, speech, audio, video, and other data in order to build and improve artificial intelligence systems.More about ‘Appen’ here

Rev offers freelance transcription, translation, caption, and foreign subtitles jobs.
At the moment they only accept freelances from (mostly) native English regions.

Babbletype is always looking for new transcriptionists, editors, and translators to add to their team, but they are very selective. 

They require a very high degree of skill in language, listening ability, and ability to deal with more sophisticated transcript formats. 

Next to transcriptionists, they are also looking for translators and sometimes there are vacancies for proofreaders.

Daily Transcription provides transcription services, translation, script, and caption services for their customers. Multi-media to text work is their mission.

They focus on all varieties of audio and video formats for entertainment, reality television, documentaries, post-production, EPK transcription, corporate, market research, academic, legal, and a host of other industries.

On their careers page, they specifically mention that they are looking for stay-at-home moms, dads, students, part-time teachers, writers, and anyone else that is looking to supplement their income.

SpeakWrite transcribes audio dictations, interviews, phone calls, videos, Zoom meetings, and more. They offer transcription services over many industries, like Legal, Law Enforcement, Insurance and Finance, and more.

With help of their audio recording app, SpeakWrite makes it very easy for their clients to submit what they want to have transcribed.  

You can find transcription and translation positions frequently on their careers page.

Quicktate transcribes voicemail messages, memos, letters, legal files, medical files, recordings of phone calls, conference calls, and other audio files.

There is not a lot of information for transcribers on their website, but according to reviews on Indeed, this is an ideal company for someone who is a beginner transcriber. 
They pay per word (4 words) and the work is steady.

Ubiqus provides multilingual expertise to support its clients in their international communication and development.

They offer several types of jobs, from full-time to freelance and student jobs. Amongst the many services they provide are transcription and translation jobs.

As they have sectioned their website, based on the country you are from, it is best to start the application at the homepage, choose your country and find the ‘Apply’ option in the top menu.

The first thing you see when landing on their homepage is a warm welcome, inviting everybody that likes reading and writing to join them.
They are always looking for new transcribers that want to turn audio into text.

Maybe it has something to do with their mission, but they seem very sympathetic to me. The CrowdSurf mission is to solve media challenges for the deaf, hard of hearing, and second language viewers.

Speechpad delivers both transcription services as captioning services.

Their transcription services cover a wide range of industries and use-cases, like video transcription, SEO, and insurance. 
Customers can choose to have their transcriptions delivered in 4 days or even in 24 hours.

From starting over 20 years ago, picking up cassette tapes and delivering transcripts by bike, TigerFish has grown to a company with a solid reputation and an impressive client list.

Their website is beautiful and their blog posts really show their passion for language and helping their clients to get the best results.

GoTranscript, one of the largest online transcription and translation agencies in the world was founded in 2006. They have a lot of experience when it comes to transcriptions.

There is a lot of freedom and flexibility in working as a transcriptionist with GoTranscribe. You can determine if you want a lot of work, or take it slow for a while. 
Your working hours are yours to decide, as are the projects you work on.More about ‘GoTranscript’ here