Russian, Turkish and Persian Translators wanted for The Silkroad Project 2010.: Job 00004028

Source language(s): English, German
Target language(s): Russian, Turkish, Persian

Details of the project: We are searching for translators for volunteering in an exciting multicultural initiative named "Roads of Dialogue: Silkroad Project 2010". The aim of this project under the patronage of The Unesco is to use the ancient Silk Road as an example of multicultural exchange and enrichment as well as tolerance and communication. Our journey is interconnected with the EXPO event in Shanghai, the biggest EXPO that was ever conceived. The participants will have the opportunity to work on fields as:international relations, travel and adventure, art, coaching, sport, and technical and audiovisual translation.

This is an interesting non- profit project that will give you the opportunity to know a lot of people, and our volunteers will be recommended for future jobs with the important sponsors and professionals on many different fields that are involved in this enterprise.

Special requirements to the applicants: Native speaker of the target language.

High knowledge of English.
(It will be very useful if the translators who apply also have a good knowledge of German).

Studies in translation or experience as a translator.

Translators interested in the project can submit an email with their C.V to:

Who can apply: Freelancers only

Deadline for applying: 04/01/2009

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Vanessa Martín Quintana
Germany
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Posted on Saturday, 28 Nov 2009, 14:49:38

Number of applications already submitted for this job: 0

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