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BE AN INTERPRETER
at the Parliamentary Elections in
Hungary

Silba is currently recruiting 17 volunteer interpreters in the main cities all over Hungary to support an international election observation delegation during the upcoming election period in April.

 

Interpreters will accompany a pair of international observers on election day and assist with translation between Hungarian and English when interacting with polling station officials. (Observers do not engage with voters or stakeholders on election day).

Interpreters are essential for enabling communication and helping observers understand the electoral process on the ground.

 

Details:

Date: Election day April 12th

Location: Budapest, other main cities and surrounding areas

Compensation: An allowance to cover meals on the day will be provided. Travel within the assigned area during the day will be covered. A certificate will be provided after the mission.

Requirements:

  • Good spoken Hungarian and English

  • Ability to translate conversations in real time

  • High level of reliability and punctuality

  • Interest in democracy, civil society, or international cooperation is an advantage

  • Previous interpreting experience is welcome but not required

You will receive a short briefing beforehand explaining the role of election observers and what will be expected during the day.

Application process:

If you are interested, please send a short email including:

  • Your name 

  • Language skills and experience 

  • Availability in April and in what location you could interpret 

  • A phone number and email for contact

 

Please send your application to: hu26.logkb@silba.dk and hu26.logip@silba.dk

 

We especially welcome applications from students, young professionals, and people with experience in international environments.

 

Silba is a non-profit organization working with democracy support, youth participation and international cooperation.

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