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GLS Searches for Arabic Interpreters to Support Operation
Iraqi Freedom
Detroit,
MI - May 22, 2007 The Arab American and Chaldean Council
(ACC) and Global Linguist Solutions (GLS) are hosting a job fair on May 23
to find Arabic linguists to support U.S. Army operations in Iraq.The job
fair will be held at the ACC Detroit Headquarters, at 111 W. Seven Mile
Road, from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
GLS,
a company dedicated to providing translators and interpreters in support of
national security, is accepting resumes for Arabic linguists, as well as
management and support positions.
Interpreters
will provide general linguistic support for military operations and will
interpret and translate during interviews, meetings, and conferences.
Prospective candidates are required to have an excellent command of Arabic
as well as strong verbal and written American English skills (grammar,
vocabulary, idioms, and spelling). Selected applicants are also expected to
possess a U.S.
passport or a green card.
GLS
looks forward to serving U.S. national security efforts by providing
personnel, training, materiel, leadership and an operationally focused
organization that is prepared to deliver high-quality foreign language
interpretation and translation services.
"In
the near future, Global Linguist Solutions (GLS) expects to take on the
mission of providing highly skilled linguists to our units in Iraq.
Interpreters and translators are the key to bridging language and cultural
differences, and building the foundations for peace and prosperity for the
citizens of Iraq,"
said GLS CEO and President James "Spider" Marks.
The Arab American and Chaldean Council (ACC), established in
1979 as a single office grass-roots neighborhood social service
organization, has developed into America's
largest human services center. The ACC serves not only the Arab-American and
Chaldean community, but also those in need who live in the multiethnic
neighborhoods of the 39 ACC outreach offices in the Tri-County Area.
Since
its inception, ACC has provided a wealth of human services to newly arrived
refugees and immigrants from more than 10 different countries - assisting
them with legal and immigration services, citizenship, asylum, and family
reunification. A nationally accredited bi-cultural, tri-lingual (Arabic,
Chaldean and English) professional Behavioral Health Program provides
transitional assistance, while ESL (English as a Second Language),
Displaced Homemakers Programs, and Employment Counseling and Training
program assist newly arrived immigrants and refugees enter the workforce.
ACC provides public health services, primary health care, women's services,
youth services, and many other services.
Arab
American and Chaldean Council
ACC
is the premier non-profit human service organization providing services to
the Middle Eastern and mainstream communities in Southeast
Michigan.
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Arab American and Chaldean Council (ACC)
Public Relations & Media Specialist
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