Ulster Heritage Magazine: USA Employment for Irish Speakers

Monday, 21 November 2011

USA Employment for Irish Speakers

A chairde

For your consideration / circulation

Rosetta Stone is seeking native Irish speakers within 50 miles of Chicago, Miami and DC

For further information see

http://jobs.rosettastone.com/Coaching-jobs.aspx

Kind regards

Colleen Dube

Stiúrthóir

Coimisiún Fulbright

Teach Phlásóg an tSrutháin

Bóthar Shíol Bhroin

Baile Átha Cliath 4
Eire

T: +353 (0) 1 660 7670

F: +353 (0) 1 660 7668

colleen.dube@fulbright.ie

www.fulbright.ie

Executive Director

The Fulbright Commission

Brooklawn House

Shelbourne Road

Dublin 4

Ireland

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