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$25 - $26/hr

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How much do part time afrikaans language jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 13, 2026, the average yearly pay for part time afrikaans language in the United States is $44,079.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $39,500.00 and $50,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the typical responsibilities and challenges in a part time Afrikaans language teaching role?

In a part-time Afrikaans Language teaching role, you will typically be responsible for planning and delivering lessons, assessing students’ progress, and adapting your teaching methods to suit diverse learning needs. A common challenge is engaging students with varying proficiency levels while managing limited classroom hours, which can require creative lesson planning and time management. Additionally, part-time educators often collaborate with full-time staff to align curriculum standards and share resources, making communication and teamwork essential for student success.

What is a part time Afrikaans language job?

Part-time Afrikaans language jobs are positions that require proficiency in Afrikaans and are structured with fewer working hours than full-time roles. These jobs can include teaching Afrikaans, translation, interpretation, content creation, or customer support for Afrikaans-speaking clients. They are ideal for individuals seeking flexible schedules or supplemental income, and may be available in schools, language institutes, online platforms, or businesses with Afrikaans-speaking customers.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a part time Afrikaans language teacher?

To thrive as a Part Time Afrikaans Language Teacher, you need fluency in Afrikaans, a strong understanding of language instruction methods, and often a teaching certification or relevant degree. Familiarity with digital classroom platforms, language assessment tools, and educational resources is typically required. Excellent communication, cultural sensitivity, and adaptability are vital soft skills for engaging students and fostering an effective learning environment. These skills ensure that students achieve language proficiency and enjoy a supportive, interactive educational experience.

What is the difference between Part Time Afrikaans Language vs Part Time Afrikaans Translator?

AspectPart Time Afrikaans LanguagePart Time Afrikaans Translator
Required CredentialsBasic language proficiency, possibly some certificationFluency in Afrikaans, translation certification often preferred
Work EnvironmentLanguage tutoring, conversational practice, online or in-personTranslating documents, audio, or video content, often freelance or agency-based
Employer & Industry UsageLanguage schools, online platforms, educational institutionsPublishing, media, legal, business sectors requiring translation services

Part Time Afrikaans Language roles typically involve conversational practice or tutoring, focusing on language skills. In contrast, Part Time Afrikaans Translators specialize in converting written or audio content from Afrikaans to other languages or vice versa, often requiring translation certifications. Both roles are essential in language services but differ in scope and certification requirements.

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Infographic showing various Part Time Afrikaans Language job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 74% Full Time, 19% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 92% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $44,079 per year, or $21.2 per hour.

Qualified Medical & Community Bilingual Interpreter

RELA Language Professionals

Saint George, UT • On-site

$23 - $27/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 20 days ago


Job description

Description:QUALIFIED MEDICAL & COMMUNITY BILINGUAL INTERPRETERRELA Language ProfessionalsON-SITE POSITION - ST. GEORGE & SOUTHERN UTAH CANDIDATES ONLY1099 Independent ContractorFull-Time/Part-Time/Flex/On-Call
At RELA, we're revolutionizing language access by cultivating a vibrant community where interpreters thrive and grow together. We believe in empowering every voice through continuous learning, professional development, and a supportive network that feels like family. Working together with empathy and dedication, our team sets new standards of excellence in healthcare interpretation across 80+ languages. Whether you're an experienced interpreter or just beginning your journey, RELA offers a place where your skills are valued, your growth is supported, and your contribution makes a lasting impact in our community.

Interpretation Duties:

- Facilitate accurate flowing communication

- Ensure comprehension

- Manage specialized terminology

- Handle sensitive situations professionally

- Document services and communicate responsively


SEEKING ALL LANGUAGES:

We are actively recruiting interpreters who speak: Spanish and Portuguese which are always in high demand.

The following languages however are especially in reasonable to high demand: Arabic (all dialects), ASL (American Sign Language), Armenian, Bosnian, Burmese, Cambodian (Khmer), Cantonese, Chuukese, Croatian, Dari, Farsi, Pashto, French (Especially African Dialects), Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Karen, Kinyarwanda, Kirundi, Korean, Kurdish, Laotian, Mandarin, Marshallese, Nepali, Punjabi, Russian, Samoan, Serbian, Somali, Sudanese, Swahili, Taiwanese, Thai, Tigrinya, Tongan, Turkish, Turkmen, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese, Zulu.

If you speak another any language at all not listed above, please apply.


Hours:

Majority of Interpretation Requests will be Weekdays Between 7AM-7PM

Weekend, Evening, Night & Holiday Job Requests Also


2024-2025 Interpreters' Typically Quoted Rates Have Tended to Fall in the Following Ranges (Spanish/Portuguese):

  • Entry Level (0-5 years experience): $19-22/hour
  • Experienced (3-8 years): $20-24/hour
  • National Medical Certified Interpreter (1-4 years experience): $23-27/hour
  • 1-hour minimum billing
  • Paid semi monthly


Additional Rate and Other Language Rate Information:

  • Other common Non-Spanish/Portuguese Languages (Russian, Arabic, etc.): +$2/hr
  • Rare languages ("Languages of Lesser Diffusion" i.e. Chuukese, Basque, etc.): +$5/hr
  • Specialty assignments (i.e. workman's comp): +$5/hr
  • After-hours coverage (evenings, nights, weekends): +$5/hr
  • Travel Time or Mileage reimbursement (when pre-approved by the client)
  • New Interpreter & New Client Referral Incentives
  • Professional Development Incentives


Professional Development & Other Benefits:

  • Ongoing Skill Development Opportunities
  • CEUs
  • Specialty & Terminology Courses
  • Professional Industry Conferences & Networking Opportunities
  • Interpreter-Peer Support & Mentorship
  • Cultural Events
  • Shadowing, Performance Reviews & Skill Assessments
  • Client Feedback Reviews
Requirements:

Required Education/Training:

  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Certificate from a nationally accredited 40-hour interpreter training program:
    • Bridging the Gap (BTG)
    • The Community Interpreter International (TCII)
    • Cross Cultural Health Care Program (CCHCP)
    • Other CCHI or NBCMI recognized programs
  • Fluency in English and target language(s)
  • Strong medical terminology knowledge in both languages


Preferred Qualifications:

  • National certification (CCHI or NBCMI)
  • Associate's or Bachelor's degree
  • 1+ year medical/community interpreting experience
  • Healthcare system familiarity


Language Proficiency Requirements:

Interpreters must demonstrate professional proficiency in each working language, including English, via one of the following:

High School Diploma or College Degree where the working language is the primary language of instruction (diploma/degree must be provided).

ACTFL: Advanced-Mid or higher

ALTA: Score of 9 (Advanced High) or higher on the 1–12 scale

ILR/Government: Level 2+ (Limited Working Proficiency Plus) or higher


LANGUAGE LEVEL NOTICE:

Please know that your language skill level will be assessed or an assessment, a diploma or degree in those languages must be provided. Although not always the case, a mission, elementary school immersion programs or high school or college level classes, (or growing up talking to grandma) probably won't be sufficient for the highly specialized medical terminology and complex speech at high formal register that will be required for many if not all interpretation sessions.



Compliance Requirements:

  • Current immunizations or approved exemption
  • Drug screening
  • Clean background check
  • Ability to obtain facility-specific credentials
  • Annual facility specific compliance trainings


Transportation, Technology & Job Fulfillment Requirements:

  • Reliable personal vehicle with ability to travel throughout service area
  • Smartphone with reliable data plan
  • Mobile check-in/out apps
  • Email & SMS communication
  • GPS navigation capabilities
  • Navigate various healthcare environments

Required Documents:

  • Current resume or application
  • Language Proficiency Assessment Certificate (ACTFL OPI or ALTA Preferred) or Education Verification
  • Interpreter training credentials (certificate of training)
  • Immunization/Vaccine Records
  • Background Check Authorization
  • Drug Screening Test (10 Panel)
  • Professional headshot (for ID badge)


RELA LANGUAGE PROFESSIONALSINTERPRETERS & TRANSLATORSBridging Worlds, Uniting Cultures & Connecting People by Empowering Communication


RELA'S VISION:TRANSCENDING LANGUAGE TO EMPOWER AND UNITE HUMANITY
RELA'S MISSION:To drive the advancement of and revolutionize language access services, raise the bar and set the standards and cultivate a community of growth, innovation, and excellence, where our employees, interpreters, clients, and Limited English Proficient individuals can thrive.

R.E.L.A. CORE VALUES:


RELATIONSHIPS:

Working together as a team, we engage helpfully, respond timely, and collaborate supportively with empathy, sensitivity, fairness, and respect to build reliability and trust.


EXCELLENCE:

Through our capable skill, competent mastery, and proficient quality, we carefully follow best industry standards of practice and ethics, as well as be effectively frugal and efficiently precise. Through perseverance and dedication, we work hard to go above and beyond expectations.


LEGACY:

We strive to inspire, contribute to and impact the language access industry and society by fostering networking and belonging to a meaningful community. We're creating a reputation and legacy of integrity and reliability, responsibility & accountability (taking ownership), and transparency & authenticity.

ADVANCE & ASCEND:

We lead innovation, and moving forward and upward. We transform the industry through out-of-the-box thinking, professional development, and continuous learning. With visionary foresight, we grow potential, embrace the big picture, and take bold, strategic action. We aren't just raising the bar—we are becoming the bar by which all language service agencies are measured and aspire to be.



About RELA


RELA Language Professionals provides interpretation and document translation services in over 80 languages, facilitating communication in healthcare and other community, business and legal settings. We enable language access for Limited English Proficient individuals in our communities while simultaneously helping our clients effectively reach, serve, communicate seamlessly and foster understanding with each other through our interpreters and translators.


Since our founding in 2017, RELA has grown into a leader in the language services industry, partnering with major healthcare systems including St. Luke's Health System, Terry Reilly Health Services, and Intermountain Healthcare. We support our language professionals by providing professional work opportunities for them to serve their local communities and foster a supportive network for language professionals to excel in their skills and careers with ongoing professional development.