[Ohio-talk] Fw: Braille Intern Position available at Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Cincinnati, Ohio

Lisa Hall lhall007 at cinci.rr.com
Tue Jun 9 03:53:30 UTC 2015


Sorry about posting from wrong email address earlier. At least this is 
the correct one where it is originally being sent from. The email I was 
using earlier was my alternate email address shown below as 
lisahall at samobile.net.

Lisa Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio

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From: Lisa Hall <lisahall at samobile.net>
to: jobs at nfbnet.org
Cc: lhall007 at cinci.rr.com, ohio-talk at nfbnet.org, cinci-nfb at nfbnet.org
Subject: Braille Intern Position available at Clovernook Center for the 
Blind and
 Visually Impaired in Cincinnati, Ohio
Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2015 23:39:18 -0400

Hi everyone,

I am writing to tell everyone that Clovernook Center for the Blind and
Visually Impaired is actively looking for braille proofreader interns
located in Cincinnati, Ohio. I hope that anyone who may be interested
in braille transcription or braille proofreading as a career would
consider this great opportunity. Below is the job announcement that was
posted on www.clovernook.org.
My supervisor Sam Foulke is interested in receiving resumes of anyone
interested. His email is sfoulke at clovernook.org and his phone number is
(513) 728-6243. For anyone who may have read any of our magazines or
books that we have produced for NLS, we are known as Clovernook
Printing House for the Blind. We also have produced Decision, We Shall
See Jesus, Daily Devotions for the Deaf, Martha Stewart Living, Ladies'
Home Journal, ESPN the Magazine, Rolling Stone, Science News, New York
Times Large Type Weekly, New York Times Book Review, and so much more.

If anyone wants to contact me my information is below before the job
announcement.

Lisa Hall
7001 Hamilton Avenue, Unit 2
Cincinnati, Ohio 45231-5262
Home: (513) 931-7070 (evenings and weekends)
cell: (513) 550-5155
email: lhall007 at cinci.rr.com

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Braille Proofreader – Internship/Training Program

Job Summary:

This onsite, 6 month, literary braille proofreading program consists of
twenty lessons and takes 6 months to complete. The final requirement is
a thirty-five braille-page trial manuscript that is sent to the
Jernigan Institute for grading. Those receiving a passing grade on the
trial manuscript will be certified by the Library of Congress.  While
completing coursework the intern will work directly with other
certified proofreaders and shawdow throughout the Braille Print House.

Interns will not receive housing assistance or a food stipend, but will
receive an hourly wage during the 6 month program.

Previous interns have gone on to work for Clovernook Center, other
Braille Print Houses, or as independent contractors.

This is not a program to learn Braille, but a program to become a
certified Braille Proofreader. Upon application into the program all
applicants must complete a test verifying basic Braille reading ability
and skills.

Location: Clovernook Center Cincinnati, Main Campus
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:

Compare Braille against print copy to assure accurate transcription,
formatting and proper use of Braille codes.*
Assist in the training of copyholders and proofreaders in the
procedures and processes of the proofreading phase of the Braille translation.
Proofread post-translation computer files with a sighted copyholder.*
Read zinc plates as needed.
Work overtime as required by supervisor to meet production demands and
deadlines.
Follow all safety procedures and promote a safe work environment.*
Maintain positive relationships with co-workers and supervisors.*
Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements:

High school diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Must be a skilled Braille reader and keep current with changes in the
Braille code.
Good command of the English language.
Post-offer, pre-employment drug screening and criminal background check.



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