Philly.com – Joel Wee
When Dawn Taylor, 37, a Ph.D. candidate at Pennsylvania State University, started her part-time translation business in February 2013, she earned $15,000 that year. This year, because business is good, she expects to make $45,000 – for part-time work…”We are in a world economy where companies operate internationally,” Donald DePalma, the founder of Common Sense Advisory, a Cambridge, Mass., research group that charts business for translators said…The global market for language services is worth $38 billion, a 6.5 percent increase over last year…Language services also are crucial in health care as diverse patients seek care for increasingly complex treatments.”(more)