FYI, this item was seen on H-Swahili, but concerns public service in several
African languages. I believe this is based in the US. (For further info,
contact Dr. Lioba Moshi at the address indicated.) Don
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 12:24:32 -0400
From: moshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear All
The Language Line Services is in great need for interpreters for: Akan,
Fulani, Mandinka, Lingala, and Krio. The pay is modest but the most important
part to this is that you will be able to save a child at a hospital emergency
room, serve an elderly who needs social or legal service but cannot speak
English. I have been with the Language Line Services since 1984, not for the
pay, but for the gratification that I hel[ed someone from the continent who was
in dire need. I am, therefore, glad for all those I have been able to help by
speaking on their behalf. I am glad to proudly serve my people, the African
people.
If you can do this, please send me your name and telephone number and I will
set up an interview for you with Language Line Services.
Thanks.
LM
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