Humanitarian Services for Children of Vietnam (HSCV) is seeking Vietnam Nationals volunteers to support our work by translating sponsorship correspondence and client stories from Vietnamese to English and vice versa.
HSCV Mission
At Humanitarian Services for Vietnam (HSCV), we’re dedicated to investing in the children of Vietnam. We believe that education is a fundamental ingredient in the fight for a better tomorrow, and this belief is reflected across all of our programs. Our staff works with families in Northern Vietnam, assessing their needs, and their potential. We consider opportunity to be the bridge between the reality of today and the potential of tomorrow, and we apply this philosophy to our lives and our work.
Responsibilities and Duties
Translators that can translate letters from English to Vietnamese, and from Vietnamese to English are needed. We require translators for sponsorship exchanges and wheelchair stories. The translations should be completed in a timely manner. Translators do not need to be based in Ha Noi, but it is helpful. Documents needed for translation will be given to volunteers as needed. Documents are generally 1 – 2 pages long.
Start Date
Immediate
Minimum Qualification and Experience Requirements:
- The ability to accurately translate from English to Vietnamese and from Vietnamese to English
- High School Degree
- Basic computer and internet skills
Personal Traits of an Ideal Candidate
This is a great position for College and University Students looking to add volunteer experience to their qualification
Compensation and Benefits
- This is a volunteer position. No compensation shall be provided.
- A certificate of appreciation will be provided by the Organization
How to apply
Send a Cover Letter, CV, letters of recommendation and any other supporting documents to Program Coordinator, Ms. Nguyen Thi Huong at [email protected] [1]. Application should be in English. Only short listed candidates will be contacted. No phone calls please.
Deadline
The Deadline for application is Sunday June 30th, 2014.