Thai–English Interpreter

# \uD83C\uDDF9\uD83C\uDDED Thai–English Interpreter | Remote | Full-Time

### **Paid Training No Experience Required Long-Term Opportunity**

Are you **fluent in Thai and English** and looking for a fully remote career opportunity? Join our **paid interpreter training program** and build the skills needed for professional **Thai–English interpretation**.

### **What We Offer**

* \uD83C\uDF0E **100% Remote | Full-Time**
* \uD83D\uDCB0 **Competitive hourly compensation**
* \uD83C\uDF93 **3-week paid training program**
* \uD83D\uDD50 Training: **7:00–9:00 AM California time**, Monday–Friday
* \uD83D\uDCDA **5 hours of paid homework\/assignments weekly**
* \uD83C\uDFAF **35 paid hours per week during training**
* \uD83D\uDE80 No prior interpreting experience required
* \uD83E\uDD1D Ongoing coaching and professional support
* \uD83C\uDF1F Long-term opportunity supporting a major U.S. client
* **15 positions available**

### **Who We're Looking For**

* Fluent **Thai speaker**
* Strong **English fluency**
* Excellent communication and listening skills
* Reliable high-speed internet connection
* Comfortable working independently in a remote environment
* Professional, dependable, and positive attitude
* Able to work full-time beginning at **7:00 AM California time**

### **Selection Process**

1. Submit your resume
2. Complete an English fluency assessment
3. Complete a Thai language assessment
4. Qualified candidates proceed to client consideration
5. Successful candidates begin **paid training**

**No interpretation experience is required.** Fluency, communication ability, reliability, and willingness to learn are what matter most.

### \u26A1 Hiring Fast

Applications are being reviewed on a **first-qualified, first-considered basis**. Apply as soon as possible for consideration.

**Important:** This opportunity is **not available in all countries**. Eligibility will be confirmed during screening.

Location: Remote - Anywhere

Skills required for this job:

  • Language interpretation
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