Regarding the price of Japanese part-time translation, how do you calculate the price?

I am a Japanese major, and I also want to be a translator. I have seen the price of their translation.

1. For those who have studied and worked in Japan for ten years and have many years of translation experience, the price is set at 100 for Japanese translation and 200 for Chinese translation.

2. For those who have been translating for 20 years, some prices are fixed as follows: Japanese translation per thousand words 150, Chinese translation per thousand words 100, and in some cases 150.

3. If the translation is less than 5 years, the price does not exceed 150. There are exceptions, that is, I have a CATTI certificate, even if the initial price is high.

As for the price of daily mail and professional written materials, there should be no difference, but if you find it difficult to translate professional written materials, you can raise the price appropriately, and the other party should not mind.

Of course, these are not certain, you just need appropriate reference and make your own decisions. I suggest the first translation. If the level is not very high, it is better to set the price lower. Low price, many sources and many exercise opportunities. You can set the price higher when it is smooth ~)