Dear Clients, Visitors and friends;

Softcopy Translation Center sends you a very big Thank You for being interested in our services and website. Softcopy Translation Center is based in Egypt and is meant to provide translation sevices for Civil Society institutions. That was our goal in the very beginning. However, the need for money brought us a briliant idea.

When we started our small project few months ago (since January 2006) we were faced with the big problem of FUNDING. We wondered where can we get some money for our project. And after long and deep thinking we found the solution. We decided to build some free website. We searched the internet for a free web host, and we were lucky enough to know about BRAVE NET services. It is so simple and results are so amazing though.

After we built our free website on Brave Host, we started to contact translators. Here we faced another problem; not all translators accepted to translate for free. Not all of them are interested in Human Rights and Civil Society issues, so they are not convinced to translate for free. Few days later, I saw some dream while I was asleep. Then I waked up with the briliant idea in my mind.

To pay wages for translators, we must charge those who want to translate. We still want to provide Civil Society institutions with free translations. That is it. We decided to translate for ordinary (i.e. commercial) companies beside our translation services for Civil Society Institutions. From ordinary companies we get money and pay wages for translators. And for Civil Society insttiutions we translate for free.

I told you, it was a briliant and unique idea.

The Website

Let’s give you a brief and closer look on the official website of Softcopy Translation Center. The page you are viewing right now is the home page. On this page you may find our updated news and you may read the weekly updated article written by our Executive Director; Dalia Ziada.

If you are interested in our human translation service you may simply click on [Translate] button at the menu above and follow instructions related to how to submit your document, how to pay translation fees and how to benefit from our Free Translation Offer.

If you are an English/Arabic translator and looks for a freelance job vacancy, you may submit your detailed CV on the jobs page by clicking on [Job] button in the above menu.

If you simply want to contact us for any reason whatsoever, just click [Contact] button and choose the communication tool that fits your purpose.

If you are interested in Softcopy Translation Center staff, we will be glad to tell you more about our company and our staff on our own page that you can reach by clicking [About] button in the menu.

Softcopy Translation Center is highly concerned with regional topics on all levels. By the word “REGIONAL” here we refer to the Middle East. As much as we can we will provide you with the latest hot topics on the Middle East from on our favorite [Mideast Youth] e-zine.

Softcopy Translation Center sends you a very big Thank You for being interested in our services and website. Softcopy Translation Center is based in Egypt and is meant to provide translation sevices for Civil Society institutions. That was our goal in the very beginning. However, the need for money brought us a briliant idea.

When we started our small project few months ago (since January 2006) we were faced with the big problem of FUNDING. We wondered where can we get some money for our project. And after long and deep thinking we found the solution. We decided to build some free website. We searched the internet for a free web host, and we were lucky enough to know about BRAVE NET services. It is so simple and results are so amazing though.

After we built our free website on Brave Host, we started to contact translators. Here we faced another problem; not all translators accepted to translate for free. Not all of them are interested in Human Rights and Civil Society issues, so they are not convinced to translate for free. Few days later, I saw some dream while I was asleep. Then I waked up with the briliant idea in my mind.

To pay wages for translators, we must charge those who want to translate. We still want to provide Civil Society institutions with free translations. That is it. We decided to translate for ordinary (i.e. commercial) companies beside our translation services for Civil Society Institutions. From ordinary companies we get money and pay wages for translators. And for Civil Society insttiutions we translate for free.

I told you, it was a briliant and unique idea.