As a language mediator, you are responsible for facilitating communication between people who speak different languages, working in different contexts, such as administration, healthcare, or education, your main task is to convey information accurately and culturally sensitive to avoid misunderstandings and ensure the flow of information.
In Germany, interpreters and translators can expect different salaries, depending on their employment status and field of activity. For salaried interpreters and translators, the average annual salary is about 47,479 euros, while in the public service the starting salary can be between 2,600 and 2,900 euros per month.
In order to work as a language mediator, a well-founded knowledge of the language and appropriate training are usually necessary. Many language mediators have a degree in translation, linguistics or international affairs. In addition, specific training or certificates in intercultural communication can be helpful in order to meet the professional requirements optimally.
In addition to working in companies or public institutions, you also have the opportunity to work as a freelancer, and you can also focus on specialized areas such as medical or legal translation, thereby expanding your career opportunities.
