Resources for Linguists in Transition

When the ground shifts, you don’t need empty pep talks. You need clear, practical resources that respect both your experience and your budget. This collection is designed to help you recalibrate, repackage, and sustain your practice with tools that resonate in today’s market. Because clarity should be affordable, and progress within reach.

Freebies

Productivity Toolkit for MT Post-Editors

Productivity Toolkit for MT Post-Editors

2 Checklists + 1 Table.

The Transition Shortcut

3-Part Resource.

The Transition Shortcut
Reinvent Without Starting Over

Reinvent Without Starting Over

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eGuides

Don’t Fix the Industry; Fix Your Offer

Don’t Fix the Industry; Fix Your Offer

USD 15.00

The Work You Want is Outside the Platform

The Work You Want is Outside the Platform

USD 15.00

Expertise isn’t enough, But It’s a Start

Expertise isn’t enough, But It’s a Start

USD 15.00

The Glossaries Package

Because They Boost Your Top Game

Yes, you can look up any term online. You can also Google “how to boil an egg” and still end up with rubber.

This is different: 15 field-tested technical glossaries, built from years of real translation work. Lean, relevant, and ready for use, no bloated lists, no guesswork.

For students and new translators, the value is speed + trust. Instead of drowning in “it could mean this,” you’ll have clean, confirmed terms at your fingertips, so you can work faster, deliver sharper, and focus on the parts of the job that actually earn you credit.

Complete Guide

Resource Handbook for Linguists in Transition

Resource Handbook for Linguists in Transition

Practical tools for staying relevant, visible, and sane.

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