Exclusive Opportunity! Travel Assignment: Sign Language Interpreter( SLI): Fort Smith, AR
We are seeking a skilled and certified Sign Language Interpreter to provide high-quality sight translation services for a role school district near Fort Smith, AR for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year with weekly, take home pay of $1300 equivalent to about $48.50 an hour!
Why consider travel assignments?
If you’re open to relocating or exploring a new city for work, travel roles come with fantastic perks:
Qualifications:
Please note: Travel and virtual opportunities require licensure in both the state you live in and the state you plan to work in.
If you're interested in exploring these opportunities or want to learn more, please apply below or contact Kendra Black to learn more details
Kendra Black, Recruiter
470-868-2558
[email protected]
Why consider travel assignments?
If you’re open to relocating or exploring a new city for work, travel roles come with fantastic perks:
- Tax-free stipends for housing and meals
- Relocation reimbursement to offset moving expenses
- Lower taxable income, increasing your net earnings
- A chance to gain diverse experience in a new setting—without sacrificing pay or benefits
- Licensing assistance if you're looking to work across state lines
- Competitive weekly pay with direct deposit
- 401(k) options with employer match
- CEU reimbursement and professional development
- A dedicated recruiter to advocate for you throughout your assignment
- Supportive placement process—we make the job search simple and stress-free
- Sight Translation: Provide accurate on-the-spot oral translations of written documents.
- Interpretation Services: Facilitate real-time communication during meetings, appointments, or events.
- Confidentiality & Professionalism: Maintain strict confidentiality and adhere to ethical standards.
- Cultural Competency: Ensure interpretations reflect cultural context alongside language.
- Accuracy & Clarity: Translate complex texts with high precision.
- Client Support: Clarify and support clients when language barriers arise.
- Preparation & Research: Familiarize with terminology and subject matter before assignments.
Qualifications:
- Certification in Interpretation: Certification or equivalent qualifications in interpretation, with a focus on sight language translation.
- Language Proficiency: Native or near-native fluency in [Source Language] and [Target Language].
- Knowledge of Terminology: Proficiency in relevant terminology, especially in specialized fields like legal, medical, or technical translations.
- Strong Memory and Focus: Ability to retain and interpret information quickly and accurately during sight translations.
Please note: Travel and virtual opportunities require licensure in both the state you live in and the state you plan to work in.
If you're interested in exploring these opportunities or want to learn more, please apply below or contact Kendra Black to learn more details
Kendra Black, Recruiter
470-868-2558
[email protected]
Apply to Position
"*" indicates required fields