Grebo Interpreter with legal terminology

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usvia Workable ATSPosted May 7, 2026
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Position Summary

Focus Interpreting is looking for a proficient Grebo Interpreter with a strong understanding of English legal terminology to join our dynamic team. This role involves providing accurate and sensitive interpretation services in legal contexts, facilitating effective communication between Grebo-speaking clients and English-speaking legal professionals.

Responsibilities

  • Provide interpretation services between Grebo and English during legal proceedings, consultations, and related meetings.
  • Utilize knowledge of English legal terminology to ensure accurate transmission of complex legal concepts.
  • Maintain confidentiality and professionalism in all interactions.
  • Prepare for assignments by reviewing case material and relevant legal terminology.
  • Ensure cultural nuances are appropriately conveyed to support clear understanding.

Requirements

  • Fluency in Grebo and English with excellent verbal communication skills.
  • Strong understanding of English legal terminology and concepts.
  • Prior experience in legal interpretation preferred.
  • Ability to maintain neutrality and professionalism in sensitive legal environments.
  • Excellent listening and memory skills to facilitate accurate consecutive interpretation.
  • If you have the expertise to bridge language gaps in legal settings and are committed to delivering high-quality interpretation services, we invite you to apply!

Requirements

  • Fluency in Grebo and English
  • Knowledge of English legal terminology
  • Experience in legal interpretation preferred
  • Professionalism and neutrality

- Strong listening and memory skills

Benefits

Paid per assignment total hours.

Before you apply

  • 1Which parts of your CV prove experience with Legal?
  • 2Which recent work examples would make your application stronger for this role?
  • 3What details from the original source listing should you confirm before applying?