Hebrew Educational Interpreter – In-Person, Flexible Hours

NTC Language Services; Commack (NY); On-site; USD 40,000 - 57,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Starting rate $35/hr

Flexible, as-needed scheduling

Indicate availability for assignments

Diverse educational settings

Professional growth in educational

Job summary

NTC Language Services is seeking reliable In-Person Educational Interpreters for Hebrew in Western Suffolk County, NY. This part-time, as-needed role requires travel to school assignments and provides in-person interpretation for students, families, and staff.

Responsibilities include interpreting at parent-teacher conferences, CSE/CPSE meetings, student evaluations, registrations, and school orientations. Strong English/Hebrew proficiency and confidentiality are essential.

Qualifications

• Read, write, and speak proficiently in both English and Hebrew.
• Interpret spoken communication accurately and completely between both languages.
• Maintain neutrality and confidentiality in all communications.
• Be reliable, punctual, and professional with students, families, and school staff.

Responsibilities

• Interpret in-person between English and Hebrew at school meetings and events.
• Preserve meaning, tone, and intent of conversations.
• Attend scheduled assignments in Western Suffolk County, NY.
• Coordinate with families, educators, and school administrators professionally.
• Dress in business-casual attire and follow district policies.

Skills

Bilingual English-Hebrew

Interpreting

Educational environment

Professionalism

Job description

NTC Language Services is seeking reliable In-Person Educational Interpreters for Hebrew in Western Suffolk County, NY. This part-time, as-needed role requires travel to school assignments and provides in-person interpretation for students, families, and staff.

Responsibilities include interpreting at parent-teacher conferences, CSE/CPSE meetings, student evaluations, registrations, and school orientations. Strong English/Hebrew proficiency and confidentiality are essential.