The Rosetta Stone Endangered Language Program is offering a semester- or summer-long student internship at its Harrisonburg, VA offices. 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 be enrolled in and have completed at least one year in a degree-granting college or university, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and have a special interest in indigenous issues, languages and language revitalization. Knowledge of an indigenous language is also desirable. Housing and an hourly wage are provided.
If interested, send resume and letter of interest to elpinternship@RosettaStone.com.
The Rosetta Stone Endangered Language Program is committed to preserving language richness and diversity by working with indigenous communities to develop versions of Rosetta Stone software in their language for their exclusive use.
Rosetta Stone is the world’s largest language-learning software company. It offers programs in 30 different languages spoken by over 90% of the world’s population.
Marion Bittinger
Manager, Endangered Language Program
Rosetta Stone
Harrisonburg, VA?? 22801
(800) 788-0822, ext. 5331