[CivilSoc] JOBS- Uyghur Translators for U.S. Government Office

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From: "J. Kelly" <KellyJ@rccb.osis.gov>
To: <CentralAsia-L@fas.harvard.edu>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 5:58 PM
Subject: JOBS- Uyghur Translators for U.S. Government Office
> A distribution of: CentralAsia-L - Announcement List for Central Asian
Studies
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> JOBS- Uyghur Translators for U.S. Government Office
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> U.S. government office seeks experienced Uyghur-English contract
> translators.  Successful candidates must be able to translate written
Uyghur
> into good, idiomatic English, and must be able to read both Latin and
Arabic
> forms of Uyghur.  Candidates will work from home, must provide their own
> computers, and have access to and familiarity with the Internet and
e-mail.
> Please send to OW_ICManagement@rccb.osis.gov a cover letter and resume, in
> English, which includes the following information:
>
>   * Estimated translation capacity per day/week (number of words).
>   * Any areas of expertise, including technical fields, and area
knowledge.
>   * Any additional skills (for example, audio capability, ability to
>     translate from audio sources).
>   * Translation experience.
>   * Citizenship/permanent residence status.
>   * Remuneration rate expected per 1,000 translated English words.
>
> For Uyghur translators who would also like to translate from Chinese into
> English, please include all of the above information with regard to
Chinese
> translation ability.
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>
> J. Kelly
> FBIS Independent Contractor Management Officer
>
> Respond to: OW_ICManagement@rccb.osis.gov
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