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1. Number of proposed jobs positions1
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2. Field of the offered positionNGO & International Orgs
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3. Job positionТranslator
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4. Education required for the positionHigh School (11-12)
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5. Is knowledge of a language requiredYes
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5.1 LanguageARABIC
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7. WorkplaceSOFIA
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8. Is training offered to the worker?Yes
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10. What are the working hours?All types of working hours
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11. Is accommodation offered?No
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12. Additional information
📢 The Foundation for Access to Rights (FAR) is hiring an Arabic-language translator on a fee basis. Candidates are selected on a best price–quality ratio basis.📋 Requirements
- Secondary education or higher
- Excellent command of Arabic; very good command of Bulgarian or English
- Excellent written communication skills and good command of social media (Facebook, TikTok, Telegram)
- Familiarity with refugee and migrant communities in Bulgaria
- Advantage: practical experience with local Arabic-speaking communities
- Advantage: familiarity with the Refugeelight.bg platform
💼 Key Tasks
- Two-way communication: disseminating reliable information across FAR's social channels; directing beneficiaries to Refugeelight.bg and the “Request Assistance” tool
- Written translation: articles, information materials, documents, and content for Refugeelight.bg
- Interpreting: simultaneous interpreting at FAR's Sofia office (lawyer–client), online, and at in-person information sessions
- Monitoring online disinformation and relaying community feedback to improve services
📍 Terms
- Remote work with periodic in-person engagements in Sofia
- We provide a work phone for communication with FAR's beneficiaries
- Pay based on the volume of work completed
- Start date: as soon as possible
📅 Application deadline: 11 August 2026
✉️ How to Apply
Please send the following documents to [email protected]:
- Cover letter (up to 700 words)
- CV
- Proposed hourly rate and rate per translated page
- Contact details for two references
Email subject line:
“Application – Arabic Translator – [First Last Name]”ℹ️ Applications are evaluated on a price–quality basis (experience, competence, and proposed rate).