Ebre Entèprèt yo nan North Carolina

Since early age exposed to Polish Hebrew and English. Have excellent command of Hebrew and English. In my resume highlights document enclosed these capabilities are well portrayed, mostly during my Law Enforcement career overseas. I served as a Israel National Police Liaison to EU and the US and as such dealt in two-way communication on daily basis. I also lectured in both Hebrew and English in a variety of settings and presentations. Currently completed my M.A. in National Security and Counterterrorism Studies, and has been occasionally employed as an interpreter with LRC (Language Resource Center).Career Summary Started my working career in the 8th grade, on construction, during summer holidays. During my bachelor\'s degree studies I engaged in various tasks: librarian, language laboratories tech, local paper news reporter and finally a foreign student\'s exchange plan coordinator and counselor (1972-1973). None of these relatively short careers is mentioned in my resume. Although I never served in the US military, I did serve in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) 1965-1968 (as a medic in an infantry unit). My life thereafter can be divided into two major careers: law enforcement and counterterrorism (27 years ending in 1998), and with several years overlapping: a career as a holistic pain therapist, which I still am today, although on a part time basis only.

Despite the fact that Hebrew is my second language, I am mostly proficient in it. I do not have actual professional background as a translator. However, due to my knowledge of several languages, I have always been the unofficial translator among people from varied countries. I am very passionate about languages and would like to make it into a future profession.

I have worked as a simultaneous, consecutive, conference interpreter for about 30 years. My languages are Hebrew and Polish at native levels, Yiddish, somewhat lower. I also translate texts and transcribe recorded conversations and wiretaps.