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Freelancing Basics

About This Course

In the freelancing introduction will try to answer some questions such as :

  • what is a freelancers ?
  • who can work a freelancer?
  • Why are so many business-hiring freelancers online?
  • What is the advantages to be a freelancer?
  • How to deal with the disadvantages?
  • Requirements

    Basic Knowledge of Information Technology

    Course Staff

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    Aliaa Ouda

    Aliaa An ambitious hardworking master trainer, who'd always believe that team work is the magical element of success.Committed to engage creativity in all of my plans and activities to elevate the levels of development at work.SHe Started as a Voice and Accent Trainer and got certified as a Master Trainer in April 2012, She Lead a team of Master Trainers to help the program select efficient and promising candidates (Trainers) to join our Train The Trainer Program every year.Alia have a very good Knwoldge in Freelancing concepts . She Create and plan for the whole Trainers' selection process, including its main stages, procedures and needed documents.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I have to “officially” start a business?

    You do not need to start a corporation in order to start freelancing and get paid in most states. However, starting an official legal entity has some major benefits:

  • It protects your personal assets if you get sued.
  • It protects your personal assets if you default on loans.
  • It allows you to set up a business bank account, which makes invoicing, keeping track of deductible expenses, and taxes simpler.
  • How is being a freelancer different from being an employee?

    Most newbies go into freelancing expecting that clients are just like mini-bosses. In fact, the relationship between a client and you is very different than the relationship between your boss and you at your day job. Freelancers have a certain definition that is protected by the Department of Labor:

  • Freelancers can work where they want
  • Freelancers can work when they want (obviously deadlines are good, but the client can’t tell you that you have to work 11am-2pm).
  • Freelancers have the right not to be micromanaged. If the client is hiring you as a freelancer, they shouldn’t be training you extensively or giving you exact instructions about how to complete your work. A freelancer should be treated as a valuable outsider, not as a low-level intern.
  • Freelancers have the right to take on any additional clients they choose.
  • What web browser should I use?

    Uteena platform works best with current versions of Chrome, Firefox or Safari, or with Internet Explorer version 9 and above.

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