English to Tagalog Simultaneous Interpreter

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focus interpretingLos Angeles (CA)

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POSITION SUMMARY: Focus Interpreting is looking for an experienced English to Tagalog Simultaneous Interpreter to join our team. In this role, you will provide real-time interpretation during conferences, meetings, and other events, ensuring clear communication between English and Tagalog speakers.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Deliver high-quality simultaneous interpretation services for English and Tagalog-speaking participants during various eventsUtilize professional interpretation equipment and techniques to facilitate effective communicationMaintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times throughout interpretation sessionsPrepare for assignments by familiarizing yourself with relevant terminology and the specific context of the eventEngage in continuous professional development to enhance interpreting skills and cultural understandingIf you are a qualified interpreter with a passion for facilitating communication, we would love to hear from you!
REQUIREMENTS: Fluency in both English and Tagalog, with exceptional oral and written communication skills in both languagesDemonstrated experience in simultaneous interpretation, with a solid understanding of the associated techniquesAbility to effectively navigate cultural differences and provide accurate interpretations across both languagesStrong listening and analytical skills to ensure high-quality communicationPrior experience in interpreting within professional settings is preferredFluency in English and TagalogExperience in simultaneous interpretationStrong communication skillsAbility to navigate cultural differencesExcellent listening and analytical skillsPrior experience in professional interpreting settings preferredBenefitsPaid per assignment/Per Hour

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