Children and young people all over the world are in need of
protection and special care when they come into conflict with the law. This is
the inspiration behind the establishment of the International Juvenile Justice
Observatory (IJJO), which offers an inter-disciplinary system of information,
communication, debates, analysis and proposals concerning different areas
relating to the development of juvenile justice worldwide. The IJJO was created
in 2002 and obtained the statute of Public Interest Foundation in 2006.
Currently, it has consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of
the United Nations (ECOSOC). It receives support and sponsorship from a variety
of universities, NGOs and government departments, as well as from different
international and regional institutions.
The Translation internship or volunteering experience will
help undergraduate and/or graduate students, as well as volunteers, further
cultivate their skills through a real-life work experience. Successful
candidates will participate in a broad range of translation-related activities.
Main tasks:
Translating a wide variety of juridical and sociological
documents related to law and juvenile justice.
Proofreading documents.
Organizing and coordinating translation work, ensuring good
quality translation.
Requirements
Profile:
Knowledge and experience in translation.
Specialization: translation between French, English and
Spanish. Translation into mother tongue from the other two languages.
Creativity, versatility, high energy, initiative and
discipline.
Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail and
determination to meet deadlines.
The knowledge of other languages and law is a plus.
Good use of IT.
Able to work independently as well as being part of a team.
Sharp attention to detail when proofreading.
Education/Experience:Undergraduate/postgraduate students of
Translation. Volunteers with similar studies or work experience are
equally welcome.
Internship term:
Maximum 6 months minimum 3 months (Flexible period according
to the student's availability).
No financial remuneration is offered by the IJJO (Please
check the European ERASMUS and Leonardo Programme opportunities with your
university).
Venue:
Murcia (Spain) / Online
If you are interested, please send your CV (with photograph
attached) and a motivation letter to:internship@oijj.org
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