Mongolian interpreters students for Australian mining project

Sain baina uu,

I received a great response for the translations for our home page. I have used the first one I received – as naturally I cannot tell the difference. Mongolian writing always looks very impressive. I wanted to let you all know that since I also have dealings with the Australian mining industry and due to your enthusiasm to help me, I am going to include a project for students to research Mongolia.

If any of you would like to become involved please email back a resume. If you could also provide an outline of fees you may expect such as responses to student plans on doing business in Mongolia, interpretation services (by word or page?), any contacts you can provide for people visiting Mongolia, the cost of you presenting (including costs of travel by the day etc), being a study mentor, that would be much appreciated.

I have attended a number of networking breakfasts lately with members of the resource sector (mining) supply chain industries and Mongolia has become one of the topics. It has also been mentioned in other areas. This is why I would like to start introducing projects on Mongolia to my clients and students.

Furthermore being from a migrant family myself and being married to a migrant I would like to offer whatever support I can to the Mongolian community in Australia. Is there a newsletter (in English)? I would also like to offer a discount of services to the Mongolian community and their families. Please pass on the promotional code MGL11 (expires 5 March 2012). We also specialise in trying to have foreign qualifications recognised in Australia through recognition of prior learning. If you would like to learn more about us and where we are located please follow the link below.

http://hamel.edu.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10

Yavakh tsag bolchikhood baina!

Kind regards,

Darren W. Krajewski MBA MIL

Director

PO Box 1327

Mackay QLD 4740

1300 7 999 14

Email: darren

www.hamel.edu.au