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Chinese Translator Courses

Chinese Translators are multi-lingual professionals who translate documents and texts written in Mandarin Chinese into English and other languages. They work for a wide variety of organisations including government agencies, media outlets, and public corporations such as the United Nations.

As a Chinese Translator you could be reading an academic document to gain clarity and understanding before beginning a translating assignment for a university, translating Chinese identity documents into English for a visa application, creating a written English transcript of a video conference that was conducted in Mandarin, translating educational materials and technical documents from Mandarin to English, or visiting China to keep your language skills fresh and up-to-date.

To be successful in this occupation you will need native-level fluency in Mandarin and the Chinese writing system, keen focused attention, and the ability to translate documents according to international standards.

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Popular Chinese Translator Courses

There are 6 courses available for people who want to become a Chinese Translator. These are the top 5 most popular courses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Chinese Translators earn?

There are no clear salary figures for Chinese Translators working in Australia right now. Increase your earning capacity by obtaining your Master of Translation and Interpreting and seeking accreditation with the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).

What are the job opportunities for Chinese Translators?

There are no clear employment figures for Chinese Translators working in Australia at this time. They are employed by schools and academic institutions, film and TV companies, community service organisations and non-profits, scientific and manufacturing companies, and government agencies.

How do I become a Chinese Translator?

To become a Chinese Translator you will need native-level fluency in Mandarin and/or Cantonese and the skills to translate a wide range of documents and texts. Launch your career with a Bachelor of Arts (Chinese Studies) along with an undergraduate Diploma of Languages. If you are already fluent in Mandarin, try the Bachelor of Arts (Language and Translating).

Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2023

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