Due to competing DoW priorities, the NLSC program will be deactivated on March 14, 2026, following nearly two decades of impactful service to #Government operations. We want to share our heartfelt gratitude for those who shaped our program: https://t.co/s6zqFfTcNv
The Language Flagship, a sister program of the NLSC, is designed to guide undergraduate students at a Flagship college or university toward graduating with professional-level proficiency in a #language critical to U.S. #nationalsecurity. Learn more: https://t.co/X2QAy4HjOB
Starting in the 2025–26 academic year, the DoDEA's new Seal of Biliteracy will recognize #military-connected students fluent in both English and a second critical language. Discover how the #DoD is aligning education with #nationalsecurity priorities: https://t.co/t3LW88KQZz
The NLSC attended the National Foreign Affairs Training Center (NFATC) Job and Volunteer Fair on August 28 to promote the program & recruit new NLSC members. Participants hailed from the #StateDepartment and other international affairs agencies, including USAID and FAS.
The NLSC enjoyed our time at the 2025 @NGAUS1878 147th General Conference & Exhibition. We had some great conversations with potential members interested in using their #languageskills to support #nationalsecurity. Thanks to everyone who stopped by! #NationalGuard#NGAUS2025
The Defense Language Institute English Language Center (DLIELC) inspires young minds! DLIELC students brought #language & stories from their home countries to an elementary school in Texas. See how these future #military leaders are building bridges: https://t.co/XSRwWb4rTA
Missions for the NLSC are the real deal! The phrase “the real deal” actually originated as #militaryslang. Sayings from the #ArmedForces have evolved into colloquial shorthand & often expand beyond military contexts. discover more terms with military ties: https://t.co/SZgWA6fZ39
We love seeing the #DoD#language community help others! Soldiers from @WANationalGuard volunteered to provide free #interpretation services during a medical, dental, & vision care event. See how these Citizen-Soldiers helped break down #languagebarriers: https://t.co/RwQ3hrtf1i
Partner Spotlight: The U.S. Navy Center for Information Warfare Training (CIWT) prepares the next generation of experts in #cyber, #cryptology, intelligence, & IT. The LREC team helps Service members build connections through #language & cultural training: https://t.co/5840HMMuz1
Did you know the NLSC offers #languagetesting through the #DLPT and #OPI? Having a DLPT or OPI score will help your resume stand out when applying for #translation and #interpretation assignments. Take a look at the differences between the DLPT and OPI in our infographic below:
NLSC partner DLIFLC is a leader in delivering culturally rich, regionally focused #languageeducation. Supporting the DoD, DLIFLC equips the joint force with a competitive edge—enhancing both capacity & capability for U.S. #nationalsecurity. Learn more: https://t.co/GT4mhJYbjI
Congrats to NLSC partner 500th MIB, whose soldiers earned the U.S. #Army Intelligence and Security Command Language Program of the Year two years running! This recognition shows the Army regards #language expertise as a critical enabler to mission success. https://t.co/oQhFWwqqyS
NLSC member Phillip Manithep assisted with a @dodpaa recovery mission in #Laos in May 2025. Phillip facilitated communications for the excavation efforts by interpreting between the DPAA team leads and #Laotian officials and workers. Thank you, Phillip!
The NLSC attended the EHLS Open Source Analysis Project Symposium on June 23 & 24 in Washington, DC, to celebrate EHLS’s talented scholars. Our strong #partnership continues to thrive, with many NLSC members participating in the @EHLSProgram & many EHLS scholars joining the NLSC.
The NLSC supported the latest Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (#DPAA) mission to #Laos, which culminated in a repatriation ceremony for possible American personnel remains. The assignment marked the 30th DPAA mission the NLSC has supported. @dodpaa
Mission 25-4LA concluded with a repatriation ceremony for possible remains recovered in Laos, followed by an honorable carry ceremony at JB PHH. DPAA remains committed to accounting for missing American personnel. #DPAA#POWMIA#Laos
Introducing Clarence Williamson, one of the NLSC’s go-to Korean experts! Clarence showcased his #Korean#interpretation skills on a pivotal mission, bridging communication gaps between the @DeptofDefense and the Republic of #Korea Ministry of National Defense. Take a look:
Do you speak #Japanese and have a passion for national service? The NLSC invites you to join our nationwide network of #language professionals! Learn more about member benefits and how you can get involved: https://t.co/Fi6rAwVOpp
Preparing for an #interpreting assignment? Explore pointers from other #interpreters who have supported the Federal Government to meet national security needs. Start by reading our infographic of NLSC member tips for #interpretation support!
Applications are open for the EHLS scholarship program! @EHLSProgram trains scholarship recipients to be effective communicators and strong candidates for #Federal jobs. Learn more & apply by June 17: https://t.co/KVCtBciNTZ
Full scholarships are available for U.S. citizens who have a college degree and are native speakers of Chinese Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, Persian Farsi, Korean, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Turkish and Hausa. Apply to the EHLS Program by June 17th, 2025.