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SILA Linguists is seeking freelance Dari interpreters and translators to support Afghan clients across asylum, resettlement, healthcare, legal and education settings in the UK. Roles include remote and on-site assignments with diverse terminology from Home Office and civil documents.
The work requires native or near-native Dari and English, a recognized interpreting/translation qualification (DPSI/DPI) or equivalent experience, and compliance with confidentiality and data protection rules.
We are recruiting freelance Dari interpreters and translators to support Afghan clients in asylum, resettlement, healthcare, legal and education settings, remotely or on site.
Dari is the Afghan variety of Farsi and one of the two official languages of Afghanistan. It shares most of its grammar and script with Iranian Farsi, but everyday vocabulary, idioms and pronunciation differ, and many Afghan clients notice at once if an interpreter uses Iranian forms. Some clients speak Hazaragi or come from Pashto-speaking families, so interpreters who recognise these varieties are especially useful.
Afghan families arriving under resettlement schemes need help with housing, schools, GP registration, benefits and employment, and asylum and legal work continues alongside. Translators work on taskera identity documents, education certificates and medical records written in the Arabic-based script.
SILA Linguists® is a language services company providing interpreting, translation and transcription across the UK, North America, Australia, New Zealand and beyond, in more than 350 languages and dialects. As a Dari linguist with us, you can take on the full range of work we offer in Dari:
Our vetted, trained and qualified linguists work in legal, police and court settings, immigration and asylum matters, NHS and private healthcare, social care, schools and universities, charities and business. Every assignment is covered by confidentiality agreements and UK GDPR.