Document Translator - Sesotho - Short Term Contract

Document Translator - Sesotho - Short Term Contract

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We are seeking a qualified individual or translation company to provide professional translation services for a global research initiative. This is a short-term contract focused on the accurate and culturally appropriate translation of six (6) data collection tools into Sesotho for the South Africa portion of our project.

Scope of Work

The selected translator/firm will:

  • Translate six (6) research data collection tools (Microsoft Word format) from English into Sesotho.
  • Ensure accuracy, clarity, and cultural appropriateness of all translations.
  • Maintain consistency in terminology across all tools.
  • Deliver translations in an editable format (e.g., Microsoft Word).
  • Participate in one review cycle for revisions/feedback from the project team.
  • Deliver six (6) translated data collection tools in Sesotho.
  • Provide final approved versions reflecting project team feedback.

Timeline

  • Final translations due: Within 7 days of contract signing.

Qualifications

  • Proven experience in professional translation (experience in health, social science, or research projects preferred).
  • Ability to provide culturally appropriate and accurate translations.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.

Submission Requirements

Interested individuals or companies should submit a quote that includes:

  • Company/Individual name and contact information
  • Quote details (cost per word, page, or project total). You must submit a total cost in USD
  • Any additional notes (capacity, software tools used, etc.)

You can use the apply now link to submit your quote to our portal.

Seniority level

  • Not Applicable

Employment type

  • Contract

Job function

  • Administrative

Industries

  • Translation and Localization

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