Korean Translator

include fluency in both Korean and English, a bachelor's degree, excellent communication skills, and sometimes, experience in a specific field like marketing. Proficiency in both written and verbal translation is essential, along with strong time management and monitoring skills.

This is the most crucial requirement. You must have advanced proficiency in Korean and your target language (e.g., English), including a deep understanding of grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and slang in both languages.