In the role of a translator, you are responsible for translating texts from one language into another, which can include written documents, websites, books, or other materials.A translator must not only master the language but also have a deep understanding of the cultural nuances and contextual meanings of the texts.
In Germany, an average translator earns about €40.560 per year, ranging from €19.220 to €64.040. In cities such as Berlin, the salary can be around €45,200, in Hamburg it can be €43,340 and in Munich it can be €45,600.
To work as a translator, a degree in translation sciences, linguistics or a related discipline is usually required. Some translators also have degrees in the specific fields in which they work. Practical experience through internships or freelance work is an advantage and helps to develop the necessary skills.
In the field of translation, there are a variety of career opportunities. Translators can work in various industries, including marketing, law, medicine and technology. There is also the possibility of becoming a freelance translator or working in specialized translation agencies. Many translators expand their careers through further training and specialization in certain fields.
