The IoL Educational Trust (IoLET) is currently seeking suitably qualified and experienced individuals to join IoLET's database of Welsh assessors to participate in language assessments.
The IoL Educational Trust (IoLET) is looking for a writer of examination material for the Local Government Pathway of the Diploma in Public Service Interpreting qualification.
The IoL Educational Trust (IoLET) is currently seeking suitably qualified and experienced individuals to join IoLET's database of exam paper setters and assessors to create and participate in language assessments.
Applicants should be...
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