Location: Crewe – with travel across Cheshire East
Position: Freelance / Self-Employed Interpreter
Language: Malay
Flexible Hours | Face-to-Face Assignments | Local Work
Premium Linguistic Services is currently looking for Malay-speaking interpreters in Crewe, particularly within the CW1 and CW2 postcode areas, to provide face-to-face interpreting services.
We are looking for people who are based locally in or around Crewe and are willing and able to travel to interpreting assignments across Cheshire East.
No formal interpreting qualification is required to apply.
If you are fluent in Malay and English, have good communication skills and are reliable and professional, we would love to hear from you.
As a Malay Interpreter, you will help Malay-speaking service users communicate effectively with professionals and service providers.
Your assignments may involve:
We would particularly like to hear from candidates who:
You do not need a formal interpreting qualification to apply.
Previous interpreting experience or qualifications are welcome, but they are not essential.
If you speak Malay and English fluently and believe you have the communication skills needed to interpret effectively, please send us your CV.
Our friendly recruitment team will review your application and assess your suitability.
As a freelance interpreter, you can benefit from:
Premium Linguistic Services works with organisations across the UK public sector, providing professional interpreting and language support services.
If you speak fluent Malay and English, live in or around Crewe (particularly CW1 or CW2) and can travel to assignments throughout Cheshire East, we'd love to hear from you.
Send us your CV today and join the Premium Linguistic Services interpreter network.
Please note: This is a freelance/self-employed opportunity. Applicants must be based in the United Kingdom and be able to attend face-to-face assignments in Crewe and the wider Cheshire East area.
We’re happy to have worked with a variety of public and private organizations, including the Ministry of Justice, the Home Office, International Banks, Insurance Companies, Elite Universities, the NHS, Immigration Services and several Local Authorities.
