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An Aboriginal Community Language Worker preserves Indigenous languages by documenting vocabulary and teaching local traditions.

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Aboriginal Community Language Worker careers

An Aboriginal Community Language Worker supports the preservation and revitalisation of Indigenous languages. You might work in a language centre, school, or cultural organisation to document traditional vocabulary and teach language skills. You will develop resources and facilitate workshops to ensure ancestral languages are passed down to future generations.

These workers play a vital role in maintaining cultural heritage. You must be a strong communicator with deep respect for traditional protocols. You will collaborate with Elders and linguists to ensure all language programs are accurate and culturally appropriate.