An application for working as a transcriptionist from home is written to the hiring agency of any company, hospital, medical clinic, research center, studio, and many other places where there is a need to transcribe the voice. A transcriptionist converts an audio message, interview, or recording into text format. There is no specific qualification required for the job, instead, technical or community colleges diplomas or short courses in the specialization of transcription are appreciated. The hiring counsel focuses more on working experience and skills than qualifications or any other requisite.
Keep this in view, the applicant, after mentioning his/her requisites must give a detailed description of the skills required for the job. The following skills are required to be considered competent for the job of transcriptionist from home:
- Powerful listening skills
- Fast typing on Outlook, MS Word, Wordpad, etc.
- Good Communication Skills
- A moderate acquaintance with basic computer skill
- High accuracy in spelling, punctuation, and grammar
- Well-crafted style of writing
- Capable of meeting tight deadlines
- Able to handle the workload
- Capable of producing efficient quality work at home
- Work under minimum supervision
While writing an application of such kind, do not forget to mention these technical and communication skills to the hiring agent. The applicant should write the application after lining up various skills and experiences a transcriptionist is supposed to possess.
Following is an application sample of this kind and can be used for the purpose likewise.
Sample Application
Re. Application to work as a Transcriptionist
Dear Meezo,
I am Stephen Andrew from New York, United States, writing to you with reference to your company’s advertisement for the fulfillment of the transcriptionist vacancy on social media. I did a Master’s in English languages and Literature from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. I also took a six-month short course in Transcription and Technical Writing at Desha Community College, Toronto, in 20XX.
I worked as an editor in Shemar Magazine, where I also paid my services in translating manuscripts from March 20XX to September 20XX. After that, I was selected to work at The Yorker Studio, New York, where I worked as a transcriptionist from August 20XX to November 20XX. Afterward, I came back to my hometown, Alaska. Now I am seeking a home-based work relevant to my forte of working and experience both.
I am efficient in listening and converting the voice into words quickly. As I did my masters in English Languages and Literature, so I have a sound knowledge of English grammar and punctuation. Working in New York enabled me to handle the work in piles and generate efficient and quality text using good vocabulary by replacing the worn-out words in the audio.
I can type fast while listening to the audio simultaneously with no supervision. My job as an editor helped a lot in trimming down and embellishing my writing style. I hope I meet the eligibility conditions mentioned in the ad. I will be indebted to have an opportunity to be part of the wonderful team of your company.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
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