English - Karen (Sgow/S'gaw) interpreter | October

Company Description AsiaLocalize provides comprehensive translation and localization services to support clients in accessing and succeeding in global markets. With a wide range of professional native translators, expert editors, and cutting-edge technology tools, we are the reliable partner helping businesses confidently communicate across languages and cultures. Our services cover a variety of Asian languages to deliver customized solutions for every need. Role Description We are currently seeking a professional English Karen (Sgaw/Sgow) interpreter for an upcoming short remote assignment. The selected interpreter will provide accurate and culturally sensitive consecutive interpretation during a school meeting between a teacher and a student. Project Details Date: October 2025 Time: 1:30 PM 2:00 PM EST Duration: 30 minutes Platform: Remote (Google Meet) Type: Consecutive Interpretation Subject: School Teacher/Student Meeting | Oral Translation for an IEP Meeting Responsibilities • Provide clear and accurate consecutive interpretation between English and Karen (Sgaw/Sgow). • Facilitate effective communication between participants in an educational setting. • Maintain professionalism, neutrality, and confidentiality throughout the session. • Ensure cultural nuances and meaning are conveyed accurately and appropriately. Qualifications • Native or near-native fluency in Karen (Sgaw/Sgow) and English . • Proven experience in consecutive interpretation , preferably in educational or community settings. • Strong listening and communication skills. • Reliable internet connection and familiarity with remote interpretation platforms (Google Meet, Zoom, etc.). Benefits • Short, flexible, remote assignment. • Opportunity to collaborate with an international language services provider. • Competitive compensation based on experience and availability. To Apply Please confirm your availability and rate for this assignment, or send your resume and relevant credentials to . We look forward to hearing from you! Originally posted on Himalayas