Wolof Interpreter

Wolof Interpreter at SILA Linguists United Kingdom (U.K.) SILA Linguists Freelance Wolof Interpreter

Company: SILA Linguists
Location: United Kingdom (U.K.)

Are you a skilled Wolof interpreter with a passion for breaking language barriers?
SILA Linguists is searching for experienced Wolof interpreters to join our freelance team.

Position: Freelance Wolof Interpreter
Location: Remote and Various locations in the U.K.

• Provide accurate interpretation services between Wolof and English
• Assist in facilitating effective communication for Wolof-speaking individuals in a variety of settings, including healthcare, legal, educational, and social contexts
• Maintain detailed records of assignments and adhere to client-specific guidelines
• Comply with our rigorous Code of Conduct
• Furnish a precise, confidential, and unbiased interpreting service
• Uphold the utmost quality by adhering to all interpreting standards
• Provide exceptional customer service
• Demonstrate outstanding communication, language, and organisational abilities
• Be punctual, dependable, confident, enthusiastic, and professional
• Maintain impartiality and fairness, displaying courtesy towards clients and service users
• Demonstrate a profound understanding of the culture of both languages

• Proficiency in Wolof and English
• Prior experience as a Wolof interpreter
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
• Dedication to professionalism and confidentiality
• Flexibility and availability for freelance assignments

• Minimum 2 years’ interpreting experience
• Community Interpreting Level 3 Certificate
• DPSI
• Any other qualifications related to Interpreting or Translation
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Languages, Translation, Interpretation or Linguistics
• Ph.D. or Doctoral in Linguistics
• Certificate of Higher Education in Translation, Interpretation, Languages, Philology or Linguistics

Join our diverse team of language experts and help connect Wolof speakers with vital services in the U.K.

Apply now to be part of the SILA Linguists family and play a pivotal role in communication.