USS Constitution Colors Ceremony
Anchors aweigh! NLSC members recently gathered on the deck of the USS Constitution to experience history aboard “Old Ironsides,” the oldest commissioned ship in the U.S. Navy. Members participated in a special tour below deck and experienced a traditional U.S. Navy colors ceremony at sunset.
Meet Nelly Youngman, a native Spanish speaker dedicated to serving her community. She joined the NLSC to harness her translation and interpretation skills for the greater good! Nelly values the training, opportunities, and flexibility that the NLSC provides. Watch her inspiring journey through her video testimonial:
Member Testimonial: Sherief
If you’re looking for help with Arabic dialects, we have an expert for you: Sherief, who is proficient in 7 Arabic varieties.
As an NLSC member, Sherief finds fulfillment in using his language skills and cultural knowledge to help our country, particularly the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).
Find out how Sherief’s support saved the mission for one Federal partner:
Member Testimonial: Grace
What do former diplomats do after hanging up their embassy hats? Many join the NLSC, including Grace, a onetime Philippine cultural attaché to the United States.
Through the NLSC, Grace enjoys giving back to her adopted country and sharing Philippine culture with mainstream America. Discover why Grace prioritizes every opportunity to serve NLSC partners:
Member Testimonial: Olga
Looking for a fulfilling way to give back to our country? Meet Olga, one of our enthusiastic Russian-speaking members, as she shares her rewarding experience at NLSC and offers valuable advice to both new and current members.
Dive into her video testimonial below!
Member Testimonial: Marianna
Meet Marianna Cappiello, a dedicated NLSC member who has leveraged her Arabic skills on numerous missions. Her most impactful assignment? Translating absentee ballots for American voters.
View Marianna's member testimonial to discover her significant contributions!
Member Testimonial: Hugo
Meet NLSC member Hugo Kottler! Hugo facilitated communication between U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) staff and unaccompanied minors along the southern U.S. border, helping HHS provide the care the children needed.
Watch the video below to hear about Hugo's fulfilling NLSC mission experience:
Member Testimonial: Clarence
Introducing Clarence Williamson, one of the NLSC’s go-to Korean experts! Clarence showcased his Korean interpretation skills on a pivotal mission, bridging communication gaps between the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and the Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense.
Hear Clarence recount his impactful mission experience and discuss his favorite aspects of NLSC membership:
Member Testimonial: Elisa
Meet Elisa, a Spanish and Portuguese linguist at the NLSC! Discover how she contributes to humanitarian missions with partners like The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division, ensuring the rights of Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking voters. Watch her inspiring testimonial video now:
Calling all U.S.-citizen Hebrew speakers!
The National Language Service Corps (NLSC) has an immediate need for bilingual English-Hebrew speakers to support part-time language opportunities.
As America’s premier community of language volunteers, the NLSC strives for “language for the good of all,” serving the American people by providing language support and access throughout the U.S. Government. Prospective members must be U.S. citizens aged 18 and older and will receive an hourly stipend for volunteering.
Learn more about member benefits and how you can get involved: https://nlscorps.org/membership
Calling all Bhutanese Americans! The National Language Service Corps (NLSC) has an immediate need for bilingual English-Dzongkha speakers. Serve our country and the Bhutanese American community through part-time language support opportunities.
As America’s premier community of language volunteers, the NLSC strives for “language for the good of all,” serving the American people by providing language support and access throughout the U.S. Government. Prospective members must be U.S. citizens aged 18 and older and will receive an hourly stipend for volunteering.
Learn more about member benefits and how you can get involved: https://nlscorps.org/membership
Calling all Bulgarian speakers—use language skills to support global missions! The National Language Service Corps (NLSC) has immediate need for Bulgarian speakers to support the language needs of Federal partners around the world.
We provide a one-of-a-kind opportunity for language experts to enhance their resumes, grow their capabilities, and build their networks. Prospective members must be U.S. citizens age 18 and older.
Learn more about member benefits and how you can get involved: https://nlscorps.org/membership