Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies at The University of Texas at Austin
FLIXBus is searching for a Customer Service Representative who has full working proficiency in Polish, Czech and English. Applicants should have experience working in hospitality and tourism industry. This full time position is located in Berlin, Germany.
For more information or to apply- visit the webpage!
FLIXBus is searching for a Customer Service Representative who has full working proficiency in Russian, Czech and English. Applicants should have experience working in hospitality and tourism industry. This full time position is located in Berlin, Germany.
For more information or to apply- visit the webpage!
FLIXBus is looking for a Junior Localization Manager who speaks fluent Polish. Position responsibilities would include creating and translating content from English to Polish and adapting content for the local market. A successful applicant should have some experience in program management and linguistics/translation.
This full time position is located in Budapest, Hungary.
For more information or to apply- visit the webpage!
FLIXBus is seeking a a motivated and driven Public Relations Specialist for the Ukrainian market. Applicants should have some experience in Public Relations, speak Ukrainian fluently and English well. This full time position is located in Kiev, Ukraine.
For more information or to apply- visit the website.
Oxford University International Politics Summer School is a two-week program which provides in-depth analysis of key countries in regions outside of Western Europe and North America. The program includes a daily lecture given by world-renowned academics, and the students study and reside at St Antony’s College, Oxford University’s only college to focus exclusively on international affairs.
This year a seminar will be taught on “Power, Resources and Political Identity in Russia and the Former Soviet Union” Continue reading “Study Abroad: Summer Course on Russian/Soviet Politics (Oxford)”
Educational Center “Cosmopolitan”, Novosibirsk, Russia, has announced that they are accepting applications for summer internship programs. These will be with children’s camps located in Novosibirsk and in the Altai Mountains area. Continue reading “Internship: “Cosmopolitan” Summer Camp (Novosibirsk)”
Continue reading “Study Abroad: Field Archaeology Excavation and Survey (Transylvania)”
Virtual NSLI-Y is a new NSLI-Y program component launching in Fall 2019 to increase the reach and scope of the NSLI-Y program. Two different models for novice learners — the In-School Program and the Digital Classroom Program — will be piloted during the 2019-20 academic year.
Virtual NSLI-Y will operate in the spirit of the long-standing NSLI-Y Goals, with additional goals to introduce U.S. teens to language and culture of Virtual NSLI-Y target language and spark an interest in international travel, study abroad, language study, and intercultural learning.
Learn more on the program website!
NSLI-Y seeks applications from experienced language teachers to facilitate virtual language instruction for both the In-School Program and Digital Classroom models in academic year 2019-20. See more application information here: Teacher Application. Applicants should apply by April 24, 2019.
In-School Program, Host School application: https://ais.americancouncils.org/virtualnsliy (Deadline: April 24)
Digital Classroom, Student application: Coming soon (Deadline: May 29)
“Warwick Translates Summer School” offers the opportunity to translate texts across the literary genres into English, working with leading professional translators. Groups will be limited to a maximum of 20 students to allow for individual attention. Places will be allocated on a strictly ‘first-come-first-served’ basis.
The course will be taught in an all-day workshop environment using a variety of texts including non-fiction (essays, journalism, academic) and fiction (poetry, fantasy, children’s literature, crime writing). Lunch time events will include discussion panels with publishers and editors. Evening events will include a Translation Slam and a keynote Lecture by Preti Taneja: ‘Translating Shakespeare in conflict and post-conflict zones: the challenge to “universal” human rights’.
Continue reading “Lang. Training: Warwick Translates Summer School”