Agency Name: ARABIC AT NEW ZEALAND

For urgent need, please call or send me a text message to my mobile number: 64 21 22 00 222

Translation to all languages
Where quality comes at a competitive price

Arabic At New Zealand agency specializes in Arabic interpretation in all disciplines including but not limited to immigration, court and immigration hearings, court proceedings and statements, refugee cases, schools, language schools, international students, health, hospitals and mental health.

Provide a professional editing, translation and authentication services in all languages; and this includes education credentials, checking references and making inquiries related to employment & claims, birth and marriage certificates, health materials, contracts, training materials, manuals, feasibility studies, religious materials, brochures, flayers, promotional materials, proposals, bids, technical documents, annual reports, real estate, insurance policies & documentations, financial statements, projections, regulations & procedures, social sciences, home studies, the content of websites or any other types of documentation related to human resources, project management, strategic and operational planning, policy statements; and furthermore act and provide linguistic expert advice and analysis for court purposes.

Providing settlement services for migrants, refugees, students and their families, including services for the purposes of enabling them to settle into the community, learn the language and find out how to access essential community services.

In a nutshell, we provide timely, accurate, reliable, viable service that fulfills the diversified needs of our clients in all domains.


Arabic At New Zealand has an active coordination and collaboration status with: http://www.eby.co.il

With our sincere regards,

Sam - Saleh Ayyub
Director - Arabic At New Zealand




Qualifications:-

Education :

- MBA, Sul Ross State University, Texas, USA – 1980
- Pre-MBA, University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas August, 1979
- BA, English language literature, University of Basra, Iraq January 1979