Bec Linguistics Student
Joined: 21 Dec 2005 Posts: 312
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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:07 pm Post subject: Fieldwork in Western Australia |
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Hello, a company I worked with last year is looking for field linguists, see Sue Hanson's email below. I had a great time working with them and if you are interested in field work I'd definitely recommend working with them.
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Wangka Maya is looking for expressions of interest from linguists who are interested in
short contracts of between 2 and 6 months, and involving a considerable amount of field
work. If you know anyone who would like to conduct field work, or of a linguistic student
looking for a Western Australian language to work with, please pass on our contact
details. Would be very happy to see if we can accommodate their needs.
Wangka Maya may provide a return flight, accommodation, a vehicle for work use and a
contract at $35 per hour. Linguists can be paid a contracted figure amount based on the
achievement of specific outcomes (25% up front, 50% during project, 25% on presentation
of material) or a fortnightly amount on presentation of materials to demonstrate progress.
Students can not be paid if their work is part of a study program, but support will be
given in the form of accommodation, a vehicle and on-going professional development.
Linguistic students who would like work experience that is outside of their course of
study can be paid. The minimum amount of time we suggest for this type of work experience
is 2 weeks.
Would you please circulate this information amongst your networks. Many thanks!
Sue Hanson
Senior Linguist
Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre
PO Box 2736
South Hedland WA 6722
ph: (08) 9172 2344 fax: (08)9172 2355
wmseniorlinguist@wangkamaya.org.au
www.wangkamaya.org.au
‘An Aboriginal non-government organisation working towards the recording, analysis,
preservation and use of the Pilbara’s thirty-one Indigenous languages.’ |
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