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The Northern Ireland Assembly has recently advertised the post of Assistant Editor (Ulster Scots), which is a permanent post. Applicants are invited to apply and must have at least one year (gained within the last 5 years) of parliamentary reporting or have experience of editorial work in both English and Ulster Scots. In addition, it is expected the successful candidate will have the ability to provide simultaneous interpretation from Ulster Scots into English. As part of the job, the candidate will be expected to edit transcripts of Assembly debates, in both of the languages, and make information available for publication. The deadline for applications is noon on Friday 3 October 2008. For an application form, or more information, please contact The Northern Ireland Assembly, Recruitment Office, Annexe C, Dundonald House, Stormont Estate, Belfast BT4 35F or e-mail recruitment@niassembly.gov.uk or see http://www.niassembly.gov.uk/i for additional information and forms.
Applicants must include their name, address and the reference number (PB/012/08) when applying and no CVs will be accepted.