Arabic native speakers for translation and proofreading

European Alliance Against Depression

Remote Volunteering
No German skills required
Regularly
Discussed individually
  • Health Promotion
  • Organisation & Administration

About the volunteering opportunity

Translation and proofreading of texts and audiovisual materials in Arabic

Your Tasks

We are looking for a volunteer willing to support us in the translation of our materials and texts into Arabic. As we want to guarantee the quality of the content, this person must be a native Arabic speaker or have a very high command of the language. The material is related to mental health, so it is highly desirable that you have experience or good knowledge of health-related topics.
Our materials are produced in English, which is also our working language, thus very good English skills are a prerequisite.

Other tasks to support the daily activities of the institution and the core team can also be assigned.

What's needed

For this volunteering opportunity you don't need any German skills.

Time required

Regularly
Discussed individually
The volunteer work can be done remotely, but it is mandatory to reside in Germany, candidates residing outside Germany will not be considered.

The time dedicated to volunteering is flexible and can be done during the week or on weekends (as preferred). However, it is important that the person attends at least one of our online team meetings during the week.

Important notice

If you meet the above requirements, please send an email to carolina.pina@eaad.net along with your CV.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Where?

This project is location independent.

European Alliance Against Depression

The European Alliance Against Depression (EAAD) is an international non-profit organisation based in Leipzig, Germany, with several members and more than 100 regional network partners in Europe, Canada, Chile and Australia.

The main aim of the European Alliance Against Depression is to improve care and optimise treatment for patients with depressive disorders and to prevent suicidal behaviour. It was established in 2008 by a number of mental health experts from different European research institutions in order to sustain the EU-funded EAAD projects (2004-2008). The EAAD is involved in several European research projects targeting depression and suicide prevention.

More about the organisation
Remote Volunteering
No German skills required
Regularly
Discussed individually
Remote Volunteering
No German skills required
Regularly
Discussed individually