Internship

[Andre Cramblit]

Endangered Language Program

Internship



Rosetta Stone’s Endangered Language Program is offering a semester-  
or summer-long student internship at its headquarters in the  
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. The intern will gain valuable hands-on  
experience in a successful language-learning software development  
company. Possible areas of specialization, according to the interests  
of the intern, include: program administration (website maintenance,  
resource development, research, communications), audio editing and  
reviewing, project management (materials development, planning),  
photo editing, software development (quality assurance,  
documentation), and language learning (research, testing).

To be eligible, students should have completed at least one college- 
level year, have a minimum 3.0 GPA in a degree-granting college or  
university, and have a special interest in indigenous issues,  
language, and language revitalization. Familiarity with an indigenous  
language is also desirable. Housing, travel allowance and an hourly  
wage are provided. To apply, send resume and letter of interest to  
elpinternship at RosettaStone.com.

Rosetta Stone’s Endangered Language Program is committed to language  
revitalization by working with indigenous communities to develop  
customized versions of Rosetta Stone software in their language for  
their exclusive use.

Fairfield Language Technologies, creator of Rosetta Stone, is the  
world’s leading language-learning software company, with offices in  
the United States and the United Kingdom. The company was founded in  
1992 on two core beliefs: that the way people learn their first  
language as children remains the most successful method for learning  
new languages; and that interactive technology can replicate that  
immersion learning for people of any age.

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Ilse Ackerman
Manager, Language Production
Fairfield Language Technologies, Rosetta Stone
135 West Market St, Harrisonburg, VA 22801 USA
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