Professional French Intrepreter and Translator – JHPIEGO

3 weeks ago
Application deadline closed.

Job Description

About JHPIEGO
JHPIEGO, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, partners globally and locally to improve healthcare services for women and families. As a global leader, JHPIEGO is renowned for creating innovative and effective solutions to develop human resources for health.

Our Values
At JHPIEGO, we value:

  • Our clients, whom we serve with respect, responsiveness, and a commitment to excellence.
  • Our staff and global network, who bring cultural diversity, innovation, and a wealth of global experience.
  • Our work culture, built on teamwork, transparent communication, mutual respect, flexibility, and dedication.

Scope of Work
We are seeking a professional French interpreter and translator for an event in Livingstone from 11-15 November 2024. The interpreter will facilitate English-French interpretation for approximately six French-speaking and 33 English-speaking participants. The role includes:

  • Consecutive and simultaneous interpretation between English and French during presentations, discussions, and breakout sessions.
  • Translation of written materials, such as handouts, meeting agendas, and presentation slides, from English to French and vice versa.
  • Ensuring clear communication among participants by translating questions, responses, and feedback in real time.

Additional Requirements
The selected interpreter should provide:

  • A microphone or headset system and any supporting audio devices required for interpretation.
  • A support team (preferably two additional personnel) to ensure smooth delivery of services throughout the day for all participants.
  • High proficiency in both English and French, with a demonstrated ability to manage complex, technical healthcare discussions.

How to Apply
Qualified French interpreters and translators are invited to request a Request for Quotation (RFQ) form. Please submit the completed RFQ form along with your CV and relevant qualification documents via this link.