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The following are examples of job postings looking for spanish translation employment:

English to Spanish
Our client in the Sheboygan, WI area is looking for a talented individual to fill the position of ON SITE Spanish translator. This position is open-ended, with an initial contract period of 6 months. The right individual may be considered for permanent full-time employment. Our translators work with members of our technical writing staff to create installation guides, user guides, specification sheets and rough-in sheets for a wide range of products. Our target audience is commonly the do-it-yourselfer, and occasionally the professional installer. All documents must be professionally translated in adherence with our style guidelines. Deadlines on projects are critical. Must be able to work in a fast-paced, rapidly changing, energetic, diverse environment. Must have the ability to understand and visualize complex mechanical systems is. Exceptional Spanish translation skills and English communication skills are required. The ability to support and maintain the highest level of quality is critical. We create our documents in XML with the use of Epic, and translate using TRADOS. Proficiency in these software applications is helpful but not required. Hours per Week: 40 MUST BE ABLE TO DO TRANSLATION ON SITE Native Language needs to be Spanish Start Date: ASAP Degree Type: Bachelors in Translation or related field or certification in translation Experience Minimum: 3 Years of technical translation

English (American) to Spanish
Translation English to Spanish. A Development Project in The Philippines with focus on employment generation to alleviate poverty. It provides various interventions for microfinance clients. Translators please send your quotes.

English (American) to Japanese
I am currently looking for a company/individual to handle Japanese/English translations for website material, research projects, grant proposals and marketing/promotional and campaign literature and in the future newsletters, press releases and newspaper/magazine articles for a number of NGO's over here in Japan that I am on the board of directors. I am also planning in the future to develop an NGO translation service to assist foriegn and domestic NGO's and this will form a part of the NGO support network that I am currently developing. To this end I would appreciate it if you could send me the following material: 1) Ouline of services provided (languages covered, editing, proofreading etc.) 2) Costings per page/word (Japanese to English, English to Japanese, same for Chinese, Korean, Spanish & Portugese) 3) NGO discount rates 4) Turn around time 5) Terms of Payment & Credit. 6) Methods of payment 7) List of references I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Note from Language123: We recommend to send just a part of this text translated, let client know about this. Sample English to Japanese translation of the text below: -SAMPLE TEXT START- Promotional The presence of an international and domestic NGO/NPO centre will add to the prestige and status of the prefecture, the city of Sendai and the local area. With such a unique centre in the Tohoku region, Miyagi and Sendai will gain an additional promotional factor and numerous goodwill ambassadors. With the development of educational, NGO and business exchange programs, this will be further developed. Networking There will be ample opportunities to link up with regional, national and international networks in the fields of education, environment, technology, government and community. Expertise With the natural building and maintenance cycle, research/think tank, ethical business incubator and holistic medical services, we will be nurturing an increasingly important source of expertise available for consultation with local, regional and ultimately national government, educational establishments, business and professional associations. Skill Transfer NGO/NPO staff and trainers from all over Japan and around the world will be bringing their expertise and skills to the region. With the careful handling of this resource, the transfer of many of these skills can be arranged both within the centre and in coordination with local businesses, NPOs and government. Voluntary Sector The centre will act as a hub for the development of civic participation and there will be ample opportunities for locals and people from the Tohoku region to become more active in international and national activities and campaigns. Direct Employment "Equal Oppurtunity" employer. (Emphasising women, youth, minorities & special needs.) 1.. Planning & Construction Phase - This will be limited, as much of the construction will be handled by volunteers, trainees and workshop attendees. However, specialists in renewable energy, water and sewage systems will be contracted. 2.. Development Phase - Along with the permanent full-time positions of Centre director and Holistic centre manager, there will a full-time administrative assistant and additional parttime and outsouced staff for training, childcare & medical. 3.. Centre Expansion Phase - As the project expands into additional areas, more employment opportunities will develop. (Research/ Think Tank, Ethical Business Incubator, Sustainable Printing Service, Library, Housing Co-operative). 4.. Community Development Phase - Additional full-time, part-time and outsourced employment will be generated as the regional community of NGOs, ethical businesses and individuals are attracted to the centre and it's programs. -SAMPLE TEXT END- send sample translation