German Language Specialist – Native Speaker
At Summa Linguae Technologies · India
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Language: German
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- Posted
- 6 November 2026
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- 7 November 2026
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Job description
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We're Hiring: German Language Specialist – Native Speaker
Location: Remote
Experience: 2+ Years
We are looking for a German Language Specialist (Native Speaker) to train, mentor, and upskill an existing team, helping enhance German language proficiency and overall operational quality.
Key Responsibilities:
* Train and mentor team members to improve their German language proficiency.
* Conduct language coaching and upskilling sessions.
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* Provide guidance on German grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and communication.
* Support the team in improving language accuracy and operational quality.
* Identify skill gaps and recommend targeted training interventions.
Requirements:
* Native-level proficiency in German.
* Strong verbal and written communication skills in German.
* 2+ years of relevant professional experience.
* Prior experience in language training, mentoring, coaching, or similar roles is preferred.
* Candidates currently based in India must hold a valid OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) card.
Work Mode: Remote
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