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Call for Research Participants: Aus & NZ Interpreters

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Interpreting during challenging times: building resilience and maintaining self-care 

The Auckland University of Technology is conducting a study into how interpreters cope with challenges, build resilience, and maintain self-care. 

All certified interpreters from Australia and New Zealand are invited to participate in this study which will take the form of a short questionnaire. Participation counts towards NAATI recertification points with 10 PD points claimable under Category 2.15. 

This study sets out to explore the effects of change in working conditions on New Zealand and Australian-based interpreters and explore ways in which interpreters coped with significant challenges such as lockdowns and remote working, and how they attempted to maintain their resilience in challenging situations.

The findings of this research may be used for academic publications and presentations, as well as recommendations for training and professional development. 

Find out more:

If you are interested in participating in the study or require further information, please email before 30th April 2022 to:

Aus: Dr. Miranda Lai : miranda.lai@rmit.edu.au
(RMIT University)

NZ:  Professor Ineke Crezee : ineke.crezee@aut.ac.nz
(Auckland University of Technology)

A recruitment notice can be viewed here.

This project has been approved by the Auckland University of Technology Ethics Committee, AUTEC Reference number EA21/178. 

15 March 2022

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