Hello, everybody, welcome to my channel, Jennifer
Marie VO, where I teach you different ways that you can make money online working from
home. So this will be the first video where you
have ever seen me actually on camera. When I first started this channel, I never
thought it would grow to the success that it has now. And so all of my videos have basically been
me behind the scenes showing you how to navigate different platforms, how to use different
software tools, all in an effort to make money online working from home. But I've decided that in order to connect
with my audience better and with my subscribers, that it's good once in a while to show up
and say hello and introduce myself to you. So you know, No, I am not Alexa, I am not
Siri. This is my real voice. So in today's tutorial, I'm going to go over
all of the different transcription platforms. If you're one of my subscribers, you know
that a lot of my different tutorials focus on transcription platforms, how to make money
online by typing what you hear as an English transcriptionist. But I get a lot of questions about what is
the best transcription platform? What is the job availability? Like what is the pay rate? What equipment do I need? So I wanted to create a complete comprehensive
guide on how to become a transcriptionist. What platforms actually have the most available
work, what you can really expect to get paid, and then show you exactly what it looks like
once you get accepted. How many jobs are really available right now
in 2020, almost in 2021, and give you my full recommendation on which platforms I would
recommend you apply to. And then some general tips on how you can
pass these exams, what equipment you need to get started and a realistic picture of
what you can actually earn in a month if you are a skilled transcriptionist. And then I'm going to break down platform
by platform, the pay rate of each one where they accept applicants from how difficult
the test is, how many jobs are available once you get accepted. So let's jump right on. And I will see you at the end of this video
as well to wrap it all up. Okay, so what are the requirements to become
a transcriptionist you should have a high level of English and this is if you want to
become an English transcriptionist. If you're going to become a Spanish or Italian
or German transcriptionist. Of course, you just have to be fluent and
have a high level in the language you are hoping to transcribe in. You also have to have excellent skills in
English writing, grammar, and punctuation. And you need to have a decent typing speed. So you should be able to type at least 60
words per minute. If you don't know what your typing speed is,
I will link you in the description below to my video on how to type faster, and they also
have different links to typing speed tests that you can do. Now really, you don't have to have a great
typing speed to become a transcriptionist. But the faster you are at typing, the more
money you will make, because you will be able to transcribe these files faster. For most of these platforms, there is no minimum
typing speed, you just need to be able to transcribe the file within the allotted time
that they give you. You also have to have access to a laptop or
personal computer and the internet. A lot of people ask if they can do transcription
jobs on their mobile phone or on a tablet. But I would say all of these you need to have
a laptop or a personal computer of some kind, because the software is just not built for
tablets or for mobile phones that they want you to use when you are transcribing. Okay, so the next question is, what equipment
Do I need. So again, you need to have a laptop or a PC. This can be Windows or Mac in general. And you have to have good quality headphones. I mean, you don't have to have $100 Sony headphones,
I recommend you have over the ear headphones, and ones that have a cord and ox cord that
you can plug into you can use Bluetooth, of course that's no problem. But I find that sometimes with Bluetooth headphones,
it might cut out a little bit here and there. Whereas if you have just your standard over
the ear headphones that have an ox cable that plugs in directly to your laptop or your computer,
that way you don't have to worry about charging them and you get a constant stream of audio
without any you know cutting in and out. The next piece of equipment you may want to
use is an ergonomic keyboard. And these keyboards are specially designed
to help reduce strain by keeping your hands wrists and arms at a more comfortable and
natural position than you would get with a standard keyboard. Of course this is optional. I wouldn't recommend you buy this without
having a job. But let's say you get a job transcribing for
a platform like rev or transcribe me and you want to be able to transcribe faster or you
find that your arms or your wrists are starting to lock or seize up than an ergonomic keyboard
will make it more comfortable for you as you're typing. You might also want to get a foot pedal. And again, this is also optional. Transcription foot pedals make transcribing
much faster, because you can simply tap the pedals with your feet to fast forward or rewind
the audio as you are transcribing. So foot pedal is sort of like when you're
driving a car, you have two different pedals that you can tap with your foot, either to
fast forward or rewind the audio. And this makes it so much faster because you
don't have to move your hands from the positions of the letters on your keyboard. You just have to press rewind or fast forward
with your foot and then you can keep transcribing. The recommended transcription foot pedal that
also can work with rev is the Infiniti foot pedal and I will link you to that in the description
below. Again, this is also optional. If you're just starting out you just need
a laptop or PC and headphones. Again, check the links in the description
below for specific equipment that is recommended in the transcription industry for headphones,
keyboards and foot pedals. The next question I get a lot and there are
a lot of different tutorials on my YouTube channel about this is what transcription tools
can I use. So, this will widely depend on what transcription
platform you are using or if you are doing freelance transcription, because for example,
if you are transcribing for different clients that you get on Fiverr or Upwork, or people
per hour or any of these popular freelancing platforms, then you usually have more liberty
to use different transcription tools. But here are some of the ones that I like
to use or I have used in the past audacity I love Audacity. It is a free program where you can eliminate
background noise and improve audio quality. You can also slow down audio so you can understand
it more clearly. I have a tutorial on how to use Audacity and
how to do all of these things, which again, I will link to in the description below. I also recommend you use Grammarly. Grammarly is a free tool, or you can purchase
the premium version. But I wouldn't recommend this if you're just
starting out because it is quite expensive. But you can use the free version to help check
for spelling grammatical and punctuation errors in your transcript. Again, I have a tutorial on how to use this and you
can find that in the description below. Also, you could use Oh transcribe, which is
a free web app to make transcribing files easier with an integrated player, Google Docs
and what you can use with this is they have a built in speech to text software so that
you can dictate the transcription into the document. And then Google Docs will transcribe it for
you automatically. So this might save you time. If you don't feel like typing everything out
or say you, you know you broke one arm or you just your hands are tired from typing
all day. This is an alternative, you can listen to
the audio and then repeat what it's saying so that Google Docs will transcribe everything
that you are saying into the document. Finally, you can use otter.ai. This has a free trial, but then it is paid. But it is the best software I have found for
automatic audio to text conversion. And this again will speed up the transcription
process because you can just put the mp3 or audio or video file into otter and it will
automatically transcribe it for you. And then of course, you go through it and
check for any punctuation errors or spelling errors and cleaned it up before you would
submit it to your client. I have tutorials on how to use each and every
one of these tools in my playlist on transcription tools. And again, I will link that in the description
below. The next question I get a lot is how can I
improve my English level if your English level isn't excellent, it will be hard for you to
become an English transcriptionist. That is not to say that you cannot practice
and get better because if you improve your punctuation skills and your writing skills,
then you definitely have the option to become an English transcriptionist. I have an entire series on English writing
essentials on my YouTube channel sparkle English. And you can find the links to these videos
in the description below. Again, I've got videos on comma rules, apostrophe
rules, quotation marks, rules, capitalization, how to use colons, semi colons periods and
exclamation marks. So make sure to check those out as well. Okay, here is another really important question
and so many people on YouTube lie about this and it really makes me frustrated. How much money can you make as a transcriptionist? Be very careful when you're watching different
videos on YouTube? And these youtuber say you can make $20 an
hour transcribing. In general this is absolutely 100% false unless
you are a freelance transcriptionist and you have private clients that you transcribe for
or you are transcribing for a very high professional level company that offers excellent pay rates. Which I don't really know of any that offer
this sort of pay rate, you are very unlikely to make $20 per hour. What most YouTubers do not tell you is that
you can make between $10 and $22, or maybe $25 per audio hour. Now, they don't specify this in most of the
thumbnails, when you're clicking on their videos, they say make $10 or make $20 per
hour, this is per audio hour. And there is a huge difference in audio hour
and in a normal hour. So when you think make $20 an hour, you think
if I'm sitting here transcribing for one hour, I will make $20. But this means you will make up to $20 per
transcribed audio hour. And in general, it takes three to four hours
to transcribe one hour of audio. So that means you can expect to earn between
$10 and $22 every three to four hours, or depending on how long it takes you to transcribe
one hour, if you are a really fast typer. And it's a really easy file, you might be
able to transcribe it in two and a half hours or maybe even two hours. But that's if the file is really easy, and
very clear. So if we do the math that can equal around
$3 to $7 an hour, or even slightly more or less, depending on your typing speed, and
the difficulty of the audio or the video file. So transcription is not big money. Again, it depends on how difficult the file
is. Some people might be making $10 an hour if
they are really fast typers. And they have really easy files that they're
transcribing. But anyone who's telling you you're going
to make $25 an hour consistently transcribing, they're not telling you the truth, okay, unless
you have some private clients who are paying you that much money. This is a lower end paid job, especially for
all of these different beginner transcription platforms. Okay, so now the moment you've been waiting
for, let's break down each of these transcription platforms. So these are all of the most common typical
ones that you see, or the ones that I have had some sort of experience with. So I'm just going to go through them all one
by one and talk about the pay rate and how easy the test is, and so forth. So the first one is QA world, QA world has
a very easy test, you just have to listen to a file, transcribe it, it could take you
like five minutes, you know, depending on your English level to get accepted, the pay
rate is very low. Look how low it is, it is between five cents
and 15 cents per audio minute to start. So this is a very low pay rate. Like I said, it takes you three to four times
as long as a file is to transcribe it. So that means you'll be making between five
and 15 cents in four minutes, which is a lot of work for a very low pay rate. And it usually will take people even longer
than that with the calls on QA world. Because basically what you do is you're transcribing
a conversation between call centers, so between a customer and a representative. And sometimes they're quite difficult to hear. But this is the easiest job to get accepted
into of all of the different transcription platforms. So even just applying for the test, just to
practice, some type of transcription test is definitely worthwhile. And if you can get a little bit of work to
get started, I would recommend this, the job availability unfortunately is quite low. I'm going to show you when we jump on into
QA world and see exactly what I mean. But you have to be online in the morning in
the Philippines times. Because usually the job calls are released
between could be seven in the morning and maybe to one or 2pm. And that's when you get calls that are released. And there's a lot of people just sitting and
waiting for the calls to be released. to click start work start a job. So if all of a sudden I see 30 calls pop up,
you have to be super fast at accepting a call because they will go really fast. I have a little trick for that, which I will
talk about a little bit later on. The payment method is PayPal in this is a
worldwide job. So as long as you have a PayPal account, you
can work for this company. Have I passed this test? Yes, I have and I have a couple videos on
that as well. So now we're going to jump into QA world to
show you what it looks like right now and to see what kind of jobs are available. Okay, so here we are in QA world. And this is the dreaded thing that you will
see there are no calls at this time please check back later. I have a tutorial on how to use an auto refresh
plugin and set it up so you can get a sound notification. This does automatically refresh but you have
to be sitting here and watching it in order to click start work on one of these calls. And it's tiring, because people don't have
time to just sit around all day waiting for a call to pop up. And usually when the calls are released, it'll
be like 20, all at once. And they go so fast. And that's because QA world is the easiest
transcription platform to get accepted into. So there are a lot of people waiting for work. You can see here, they have top transcribers,
and they get access to more files. So this guy, for example, these people between,
you know, 400, and over 900 minutes in the past week, so they have been transcribing
a lot. But I think they also get access to the files
before other people do. I was looking at this website a little bit
earlier this week to see when you get calls that pop up. And usually you get it in the Philippines
in the morning. So between, you know, seven in the morning,
and I don't know 2pm in the Philippine time, but mainly in the morning, that I was seeing
calls popping up. But it is possible to get work, you just have
to be awake and by your computer during that the Philippine time in the morning, because
that's when calls are being released. Okay, so the second website we're going to
talk about is Scribie. And the test difficulty is average. I wouldn't say it's super difficult, but I
would say it's, you know, you have to have a pretty decent level of English in order
to pass it is quite extensive. You get to pick one of the test files, and
then you transcribe it. And then they will get back to you to say
whether or not you passed, the pay rate is between 16 cents and 17 cents per audio minute, they have the pay rate of $10 per audio hour. And again, it can take you three to four hours
to transcribe one audio hour, the job availability is quite high every time I've been on Scribie. There's always jobs available. Sometimes there's you know, 5678 files, it's
not like there's hundreds of files. But there's always something to do on scrivi. From what I have seen. The payment method is PayPal. And yes, it is available to worldwide applicants,
as long as you have a PayPal account, have I passed the test? Yes, I have. So now let's switch over to scrivi and see
what it looks like right now as of December 2020, and job availability. Okay, so now we're going to have a browse
in Scribie. As you can see, here, they have 19 files available
for transcription, I almost always see files available for Scribie. Sometimes it's two or three or four. And then an hour later, there's another 20
or there's another 30. So there's always work to do with Scribie. Here, you can see that the pay rate is $10
per audio hour, so the pay rate is quite low. I know on Scribie, they say you can make up
to $20 per audio hour, but I have never seen a file paid more than $10 per audio hour and
scroll down here. All of these are $10 per audio hour, you can
see the length of the files, this one is six minutes and 50 cents, and you will get paid
$1. Now again, it takes you three to four times
the length of the file to transcribe it. So if this is a seven minute file, this could
take you, you know, between 20 minutes and half an hour to transcribe. And honestly, it might even take longer than
that it really depends on how difficult the file is. The benefit of Scribie is that there's almost
always work. Okay, so the next one I'm going to talk about
is rev captioning and rev transcription. So these are two different platforms within
the same company rev captioning, you basically have to write out closed captions or subtitles
for different YouTube videos within their built in dashboard and then sync those to
the videos later on. It is I think, easier to get into rev captioning
than it is into rev transcription. But neither are easy, it is very difficult. I had to try a couple times to get accepted
into rev transcription and then rev captioning, I think I got accepted my second try. So it's not the easiest thing to get accepted
into. Especially because so many people write the
answers all over the internet. So even if you do have an excellent level
of English, and you would be a great transcriptionist or captioner, you might fail the test for
something small or because they think you're copying and pasting. It's very unfortunate. The pay rate is higher than QA world and Scribie
you can make between 40 cents and $1 per audio minute, that is usually even higher than 40
cents and it can even be higher than $1. If it's a rush job or a really difficult file,
the job availability in my experience, it's high for rev captioning, there's always jobs available. And I'm going to put average for rev transcription
based on what I saw in the past. It could be high, I don't have access anymore
to my rev transcription account because it was so long I didn't use it. But rev captioning I do. The payment method is PayPal for both of these
and rev used to be a worldwide company and now it only is accepting applicants from these
countries right here. Okay, so Australia, Canada, Germany. Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, the US
and the UK. Some people ask me, can you use a VPN? I don't know. I'm not gonna say do it or don't do it. I don't know what the policy is, it's probably
not to do it. But let's say for example, you were from,
like me, I'm from Canada, but I live in Spain, and I have an account. So just make sure your English level is great
before you apply. Have I passed the test? Yes, I have passed for both. And I'm going to jump into rev right now and
show you what what it looks like in rev captioning and what the job availability is like. So let's take a look at rev right now. I mean, right now I am in the rev captioning
program right now that I was accepted into that I have an account with. And you can see there are 247 jobs available. And this is like incredible, considering we're
in the middle of a pandemic right now. Now, these jobs do go pretty quickly. But I mean, obviously, if you're online working
right now, you can be working for quite a few hours on different jobs, we can go here,
we can sort it by the pay minimum. And you can see, while these ones here are
pros, these are rush jobs. So some of them, the pay is $1 and 20 per
minute. And so for this three minute file, you get
paid $3.68, which is pretty good. The lowest is 54 cents. So you can see here, for example, we can organize
by pay total, you have some different jobs, this job is paid, you know $29 for this 37
minute file, and the pay is 78 cents per minute. So we're seeing some other ones here, this
is an hour 45 minute file. This one is $63 you can see here for this
one, they allow you two days and seven hours to do the file because you can see you know
how long it is it is a really long file. So you can see with rev right now there are
so many different jobs available and with really good, you know, total rates. Okay, the next one I want to talk to you about
is Transcribeme. Now Transcribe me I have a bunch of different
tutorials on how to you know tips on passing the exam things you need to know the punctuation
guide. Because the test is very difficult, I passed
the test. On my first try, I've actually passed the
test twice, because if you don't use your account for an under a certain amount of months,
you lose your account, so I had to pass it twice. But it is difficult, you have to have an excellent
level of English and follow the style guidelines very carefully. The pay rate is between 25 cents and 36 cents
per audio minute. It is actually easier than rev In my opinion,
because the files are just clearer to understand the job availability is low, I wouldn't say
it's extremely low. But there is a lot of waiting around until
you get assigned a job. The payment method is PayPal and it is worldwide
so you can apply if you are from anywhere. I'm going to go over and show you a little
bit about transcribe me now. Okay, so right now I am showing you transcribe
me now I have passed the transcribe me exam two different times. You can see here the English entrance exam. I took it on February 6 2020. It says passed click on that. You can see I passed the first try for both
the sample sentences, question style guide questions first, second, and third audio. So once you get accepted, you can go to work
hub dot transcribe me.com. And here is where work will pop up. Now unfortunately, if you do not do enough
work, and as you can see here, I didn't submit anything after I got tested. I've done it in the past and the first time
I passed transcribe me and then I got accepted again to do my tutorial the second time, but
I didn't actually submit any work. So once that happens, you don't submit any
work for a certain period of time, they sort of like deactivate your account without really
telling you. So as you can see here, I have an account,
go to my exams, it says I've passed but I can't actually do any jobs, which is really
unfortunate. Basically, what I would have to do to start
doing work again would be to get another email and redo the entire test. But they don't actually say anywhere why I'm
not being able to get work. I've done this before. And I emailed them and asked them what the
problem was. And they said if a certain amount of time
passes, you will lose access to your account. So if you do get accepted into transcribe
me, I recommend trying to do a couple files, you know, a month just to keep your account
active. So basically what happens when you get accepted. You can see in my tutorials on Transcribeme,
you will have work that will automatically be assigned to you. So you're basically opened in a page like
this. And it's basically saying waiting for work. And unlike QA world and rev where you have
to click start work. They will just assign you a file automatically
that you can start transcribing. And then you'll be sort of like in this queue,
you'll do one file and you submit it and Then you'll get automatically get another file. So there is work available, I don't think
there's as much work as is available in rev or scribie. But the pay is better than scribie. And it's comparable to rev. Usually the files are much easier to transcribe
as well, as well, because they're quite small and bite sized. So I do think once you get accepted into transcribe
me, the work is easier than it is in rev or scribie, or any of the other platforms. But there isn't as much work as there is with
rev or scribie. The next two platforms, I want to talk to
you about our crowd surf work and casting words. As you can see, I was accepted into both of
these platforms, crowd surf work, the test difficulties average, it wasn't that difficult. The pay is between three cents and 20 cents
per minute. So it's not that high. Job availability, it's average, I've seen
quite a few hits, they call them which are basically just little tasks and you get paid
a certain amount of money to do the task. The payment method varies, you could get paid
through PayPal through a bank transfer or this WM Visa card, since they pay you either
through mturk, or work market. And this is worldwide. Now the problem with crowd surf work when
I applied way back, and you can see in my tutorials on this and got accepted I was given
the account information within the same week and was able to start doing work and had no
issues. Now they have two different options you can
apply as either from the USA or Canada or as international. And what I'm finding is with both of these
people, right now, once people are passing the test, they're not being given their login
credentials. So I think that right now, since the whole
pandemic, and people losing their jobs, they've had so many different applicants, so many
people being accepted that even if you do the test and pass, you'll be waiting and waiting
weeks or months to get your login credentials. So right now, as of you know, the end of 2020,
almost 2021, I don't recommend you apply to crowd surf work right now, until you see that. Or until people you can read comments on YouTube
videos, or trustpilot, that people are actually getting their login credentials, because people
are saying the support isn't answering as well. But if you do have an account with them, it's
pretty consistent work and, you know, easy enough to do. The other one I want to talk to you about
is casting words. Again, the test difficulty is average, it's
not that hard to pass, the pay rate can really range between eight cents and $1 per audio
minute. But the job availability is very low. And this is really disappointing. The pay is via PayPal. So what happens and I'm just going to show
you right now what happens with casting words right now, you can see right here, I have
a balance of 56 cents that I made. If I click Request transfer, you can only
do that once you make $1. So you think it'd be pretty fast for me to
make $1. But what happens is I go to available jobs
at the top. And then they have a total of 71 available
jobs, but none of them are popping up for me to do. So if I click on all jobs, you can see these
are all the different jobs that they have available. But when I click on one of them, it says your
transcriber rank isn't high enough for this job. And the problem is that I'm not able to increase
my transcriber rank without doing transcription jobs. So they almost never have jobs that are available
for brand new transcribers. The day I applied there were quite a few available. And since then, I've seen very, very few. So unless they get a huge order of different
transcripts that need to be transcribed, they're giving all of their new transcription jobs
to their experienced transcribers, but you're not able to get that opportunity as a new
transcriber. Okay, and the last four I want to talk to
you about are GoTranscript, verbit.ai, waywithwords and daily transcription. So I have only applied to two of four of these
and I was not accepted, unfortunately to verbit.ai or way with words. I did not think that the tests were difficult,
but obviously they are difficult, because they didn't accept me. So I was an English language teacher for seven
years. I am a native English speaker. I think I have an excellent level of English
grammar, punctuation, everything. And I wasn't accepted into these. So I don't exactly know why because they didn't
tell me. Verbit.ai i thought was very easy. So I have no idea. I was denied from that almost instantly. So I wonder if they just had an automatic
dismissal of applications because other people said that they got a message saying there
would be Your application would be reviewed. And it would take a few days and mine was
literally within seconds. So let's go break them down one by one. Go transcript test difficulty is average,
I did half of the test. The first part was like a grammar test, multiple
choice. And I passed that with no problems. But then what happened is they gave me a file
to transcribe and it was so ridiculous. I have a video on GoTranscript on the application
process. It was so ridiculous, so complicated. I had no idea what they were saying. Apparently, they've changed the test. And now it's not so difficult. So you can feel free to try it out. I don't know if I'm going to or not because
I was I thought it was just so ridiculous. I didn't want to try again. But apparently, it's not so bad. Now. This is a very good option for people who
do not have a PayPal account like people in Pakistan, because they also pay with Payoneer,
I'm not sure what the job availability is like, because I don't have access to the systems
like I do with all of the other platforms. The pay is up to 60 cents per audio minute,
it is worldwide. And no I haven't passed the test. I haven't failed. I've only passed the first part I didn't bother
with the second part. The next one verbit.ai. Like I said, I did the test, I thought I did
a great job, I did not pass have no idea why pay rate between 24 cents and 30 cents per
audio minute. Not sure about job availability. I've seen some people saying they're still
doing jobs right now in 2020. So I'm imagining it's a good platform to use. If you can get accepted, the payment is via
PayPal, it is worldwide. And no I have not passed. The next one is way with words. This is an a UK company. And it is an excellent company. The test difficulty is very difficult. I have a tutorial on my channel showing you
the application process, I passed the first few parts of it. And then the last part I did not pass again,
I have no idea why I think I did a great job. If you can get in with way with words, you're
lucky, because they pay very well, between 45 cents, and $1.73 per audio minute of all
the transcription platforms, this one pays the best. So if you have an excellent level of English,
you think your English level is better than mine. Or you just really study their style guide
so you don't miss anything, then why not you can give it a try. But definitely make sure you do some practice
beforehand. Not sure about the job availability. The payment method is through PayPal, and
they accept people from these countries right here. South Africa, the UK, European countries,
the US, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. No, I have not passed Unfortunately, the last
one is daily transcription. I've not never tried this before. But this one I see a lot of people have tried,
the pay rate is between 75 cents and 85 cents per audio minute. You get paid via cheque. So this isn't one that you can try to do by
using a VPN because you have to have a US or Canadian bank account to accept the check. And this is just for people from the US and
Canada. And I've not applied for this. So I haven't passed or failed. Okay, so I that was a mouthful. This is a very long video. But I really wanted to go through all of these
different companies with you especially because you know, I don't think any other YouTuber
who talks about making money online has gone through the process. Like I have an actually past seven different
transcription platforms just to show you guys how it works. And what it's like once you get inside. It's easy enough to say you can apply here
you can apply here. But then once you get a job, and there's no
work, what's the point? Okay, so right now, my recommendations for
you in 2021 is to apply to QA world if you're a super beginner and just want to practice,
apply to scribie as well if you're a beginner because they do have jobs available, and it's
easier to get into Scribie than it is in rev or transcribe me. And then I definitely recommend you apply
to rev captioning or rev transcription or both, you can apply to both. Just go through the style guide. And keep trying I mean, it's difficult but
if you keep trying, you'll get more practice at the exams, as well and you can try I believe
every 45 days. If you fail the first time, you can also try
transcribe me. It's a great practice to see what your transcription
skills are like even if you don't get accepted. It's still practice for the test. But those would be the five that I would currently
recommend. I really like crowd surf work. I think it's great. But unfortunately right now, there Not doesn't
seem like they're accepting new applicants, because they probably already have too many
and casting words, once you get an account, you can't really do anything because there's
no jobs available to new transcribers. The rest of them, you can go ahead and try
out. I think go transcript would be better to apply
if you're a beginner than verbal or way with words or daily transcription, which you should
have a very high level of English and excellent transcription skills. Okay, guys, so that was the end of this tutorial. I hope you learned something and it gave you
a little bit of insight on what it means to be a transcriptionist how much money you can
make, and all the tools that you need to get started. If you liked this video, please click like
it really helps me out and make sure to check out my sparkle English channel where I will
teach you how to improve your level of English. Both your written English your grammar, your
punctuation skills, your writing skills, and also your speaking skills. Now that I have introduced myself on camera,
I will be presenting myself on camera in those videos as well because I think it helps to
learn a language it helps to see the person pronouncing all the words with their mouth. So thank you very much for watching, and I
look forward to seeing you in my next tutorial.
