Found 168 Translating & Interpreting volunteering opportunities in Australia

MiCare is looking for committed and enthusiastic people to volunteer in our Family Learning Clubs in Werribee and Laverton. The program aims to assist newly arrived young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds with their school work, basic literacy and numeracy skills.

We are seeking an experienced and skilled interpreter who can speak fluent Vietnamese to join our team.

This person will provide engagement and tutoring in English for clients requiring additional language support/study support for accredited training. The nature of work requires experience in teaching/supporting adult learners of English who may come from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Assessing clients Language Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) level. Must have experience in teaching/support adult learn. (C)

HammondCare Miranda is in search of a Greek speaking volunteer who is interested in spending time with their residents who have dementia. Your happy, fun personality will brighten up their day. Come and join in with activities or pull up a chair and have a coffee/tea.

Share your language (Italian) and companionship during fortnightly friendly visits to an isolated elderly Italian lady living in an aged care facility in Avondale Heights.

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St John Ambulance Community Care SA is seeking a Greek speaking volunteer living in the southern area who is available to phone an inspiring older Greek speaking gent to give him the opportunity to talk with someone in his own language once a week. St John SA thoroughly assesses each client and provides additional Covid-19 protection measures for volunteers as recommended by SA Health.

International FoxG1 (Brain Factor 1) Australia foundation is seeking community Ambassadors to shareFoxG1 awareness in the Workplace, School, Social clubs and comminities. Primary repsonibility will be an ambassadorial role for FoxG1 Brain Factor1 Awareness

As a Volunteer Business Analyst you are responsible for reviewing and analysing business processes, creating efficiencies, leading project teams and communicating technical information back to the business.

As a Volunteer IT Manager, you will oversee a company’s technology resources. This typically includes the networks, phone systems and other software. You will monitor the organisation's operational requirements, research strategies and technology solutions, and build the most cost-effective and efficient systems to achieve business goals.

Volunteer Information Technology (IT) Consultants are technology strategists who help organisations improve their use of computer systems. They analyse an organisation’s technological requirements, limitations and current capabilities to develop IT strategies that support business goals.

As a Volunteer Information Security Analyst you will analyse, assess and investigate vulnerabilities in an organisation’s IT infrastructure (software, hardware, networks, and systems) and help protect information and systems against any cyber-related threats in order to develop a stronger, secure and resilient IT infrastructure.

Volunteer Program Managers supervise and organise activities to ensure that project goals align with the company's objectives and to make sure those projects are delivered on time, on budget and to the required quality standards.

A Volunteer Web Developer is a Software Developer who specialises in the development of websites and other web-based content. They commonly work with programming languages like HTML, CSS, PHP, Java and JavaScript. Many Web Developers specialise in either Front End (user-facing) or Back End (server-side) development or may be proficient in both, which is known as a Full Stack Developer.

As a Volunteer Business Consultant you are responsible for identifying areas of a business model that could be improved, and strategising how that improvement could be executed.

Agile Business Analysts are Business Analysts that run Agile methodologies such as Scrum, Kanban and XP. These methodologies are rooted in adaptive planning, early delivery and continuous improvement, all with a view to being able to respond to change quickly and easily. Agile Business Analysts are specialists in putting these methodologies into practice.

Calling all Lopit speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

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Calling all Oromo speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.