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05 Apr 2022

All About Languages (AAL) are currently seeking professional interpreters to join their growing team of more than 480 interpreters and translators who strictly adhere to the AUSIT Code of Conduct. Interpreters who speak the following languages are encouraged to apply.• Amharic• Anuak• Arabic• AUSLAN• Burmese, Cantonese,• Chin (Falam, Hakha, Matu, Mizo),• Dari• Dinka• Fijian• Greek•...

01 Apr 2022

2M Academy’s webinar ‘Health Services Meet Language Services’ is set to examine the industry’s main pain points around accessing professional interpreters and translators, as well as solutions and practical tips to achieve easy access to in-language support. Our CEO Mark Painting joins a panel of guest speakers from participating Health Services, LSPs and technology providers...

25 Mar 2022

The IUED Institute of Translation and Interpreting from Zurich University’s School of Applied Linguistics is conducting an international survey on how the global use of English influences the work of interpreters and translators. The survey is part of the wider research project “Cognitive Load in Interpreting and Translation (CLINT)” that focuses on performance, self-report, behavioural, and physiological indicators of cognitive load when trying...

22 Mar 2022

What is the survey about? Legal Literate is a plain English glossary app created by the Judicial Council on Cultural Diversity (JCCD) with the aim of assisting interpreters working with people with limited English proficiency in Australian courts and tribunals. The JCCD is considering updating Legal Literate and would like your thoughts and feedback about...

21 Mar 2022

We would like to thank all our candidates and staff for their efforts over the last few months as we have dealt with the increased COVID-19 case numbers throughout the country and the disruptions this has caused to NAATI testing. We are planning to re-open our offices and resume face-to-face testing in all states as...

15 Mar 2022

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...