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Thursday, October 29, 2015

Hundreds of interpreters who worked with British and US troops in Afghanistan are desperately seeking asylum in the countries they helped during the war. Many say they've been threatened by the Taliban for their work with NATO troops. With the UK campaign in Afghanistan now over, Harry Fear reports on the feeling that the British army has quickly forgotten the allies they left behind.


The interpreters who worked alongside American and NATO forces in Afghanistan are among our bravest and most loyal allies. They played an essential role in sourcing intelligence and educating Western troops about the local culture. Now they're in danger of being abandoned.

Read an excerpt from Ben Anderson's 'The Interpreters' here: http://bit.ly/1vSOP9u

US and UN Attempt to End Afghanistan's Dangerous Political Deadlock: http://bit.ly/1s47wti

Taliban radicals are threatening to 'kill like dogs'. 2 former Afghan interpreters who worked for NATO troops. The men have already survived several .


A former Afghan interpreter has told British Forces News he has considered killing himself because he feels deserted by the country he put his life on the line for.


Trident University: While in Baghdad, Iraq CSM Phil Johndrow (Retired) met two Iraqi translators, Afrah and Lina AL Asadi. For years they risked their lives to support American troops as interpreters. With their lives at risk, Mr. Johndrow, Director of Military Relations at Trident University, personally worked to get them both to the United States and on a path to citizenship. This emotional video is the shortened version of their story told by Phil Johndrow.








Wednesday, October 28, 2015

PASHTU and DARI to ENGLISH Interpreters

We are seeking Pashtu and Dari > EN interpreters who have ACTIVE US GOVERNMENT SECURITY CLEARANCES for immediate deployment with US personnel in the Middle East. 


We offer highly competitive rates, health insurance, workers compensation, and 2 weeks paid leave. We are seeking interpreters both local to all countries in the Middle East as well as interpreters world wide. For the current project, it is imperative that you have an ACTIVE US GOVERNMENT SECURITY CLEARANCE with ILR level 2 or 3. Interpreters without a US Government Security Clearance will not be considered for this current project. 

For other related projects, we are also interested in Pasthu/Dari interpreters who do not have security clearances.

Please send the following to careers [at] worldlanguagecommunications [dot] com

1) Full name spelled out in English.
2) Phone Number and Skype ID (If you do not have a Skype ID, then you have to get one) 
3) City, State and Country where you currently live. 
4) Language Combination 
5) Type of Security Clearance. When you obtained the clearance and when it expires. 
6) Your resume. 
7) Please provide any other relevant information for this project.

Please also make sure to register with us to be considered for this and future projects.

You can register here:
http://www.worldlanguagecommunications.com/careers


Monday, October 26, 2015

We have large volumes of documents throughout the year for the following language pairs. Most of these requests are military in nature.

Some pairs have higher demand than others. Please register with us here to be considered.

http://www.worldlanguagecommunications.com/careers

Afar
Albanian(AB)
Albanian/Serbian-Croatian(AB/SC)
Amhari(AC)
Arabic-Iraqi(DG)
Arabic/Kurdish(DG/KU)
Arabic-Maghrebi(AM)
Arabic-Maghrebi/Bulgarian(AM/BU)
Arabic-ModernStandard(AD)
Arabic/Persian-Farsi(AD/PF)
Arabic-Yemeni(AU)
Baluchi(BI)
Baluchi/Urdu(BI/UR)
Bengali(BN)
Dari(PG)
Dari+PersianFarsi(PG+PF)
French(FR)
French/Somali(FR/SM)
Hindi(HJ)
Hindi/Urdu(HJ/UR)
Hindi/Arabic-Gulf(HJ/DG)
Korengali
Malayalam(MN)
Nepali(NE)
Pashtu(PU)
Pasthu/Korengali
Pashtu+Baluchi(PU+BI)
Pashtu+Khowsti
Pasthu+Korengali
Pashtu+Nurestani
Pashtu+Pashayi
Pashtu/Dari(PU/PG)
Pashtu/Dari+Baluchi(PU/PG+BI)
Pashtu/Dari+French(PU/PG+FR)
Pashtu/Dari+Nurestani
Pashtu/Dari+Pashayi
Pashtu/Dari+PersianFarsi(PU/PG+PF)
Pashtu/Dari+PersianFarsi+Urdu(PU/PG+PF+UR)
Pashtu/Dari+Russian(PU/PG+RU)
Pashtu/Dari+Tadjik(PU/PG+TB)
Pasthu/Dari+Uzbek(PU/PG+UX)
Pasthu/Dari+Uzbek+Russian(PU/PG+UX+RU)
Pashtu/Dari+Urdu(PU/PG+UR)
Pasthu/Dari+Waziri
Pashtu+Waziri
Pashtu+Waziri+Kandahari
Pasthu/Dari+Arabic
Pasthu/PersianFarsi(PU/PF)
Pashtu/Urdu(PU/UR)
Persian-Farsi(PF)
Punjabi(PJ)
Polish(PL)
Romanian(RQ)
Russian(RU)
Serbian-Croatian(SC)
Somali(SM)
Somali/Arabic(SM/AZ)
Somali/Arabic-Gulf(SM/DG)
Somali/Arabic-Yemeni(SM/AU)
Swahili(SW)
Tagalog(TA)
Tadjik(TB)
Tamil/Hindi(TC/HJ)
Tamil/Urdu(TC/UR)
Turkish(TU)
Urdu(UR)

Thursday, October 8, 2015

KOREAN TO ENGLISH TRANSLATOR NEEDED


We have about 40 pages of fairly straightforward email correspondence to be translated from Korean to English.

Deadline: Monday, 10/12, 9am PST.

Please contact us at careers [at] worldlanguagecommunications [dot] com if you are available and provide you rate.

NATIVE MOTHER TONGUE ENGLISH TRANSLATORS ONLY

Please also register with us here: http://www.worldlanguagecommunications.com/careers

Thank you!


Thursday, October 1, 2015

ENGLISH TO JAPANESE TECHNICAL TRANSLATOR 

We need some English to Japanese technical translators for nutritional food documents and supplements. Must have experience translating technical info and must be a native JAPANESE translator.

Please contact us at careers [at] worldlanguagecommunications [dot] com with your rate if you are available immediately.

Please also make sure to register on our website here:

http://www.worldlanguagecommunications.com/careers

Thank you!

WLC TEAM