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04 Oct 2023

Dear Language Enthusiasts, I am writing to you all today in the hopes of igniting some self-belief after sharing my experience of the updated CI test. I am a Certified Auslan Interpreter from Melbourne, and I have been interpreting for about 12 years now. I initially studied Auslan out of interest and did not consider...

02 Oct 2023

*Update* This webinar is now at capacity. Are you curious about what it takes to pursue a career as a Translator or Interpreter in Australia? Perhaps you’ve heard about the importance of NAATI certification but are unsure about the process or its significance. This webinar is for you! Join our upcoming online webinar, where we...

14 Ago 2023

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This website is operated by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters Ltd known as ‘NAATI’. Throughout the site, the terms “we”, “us” and “our” refer to NAATI. NAATI offers this website, including all information, materials and services available from this site to you, the user, conditioned upon your acceptance of all terms, conditions,...

04 Ago 2023

Policy

Using the name NAATI, the NAATI logo & branding The name ‘NAATI’ is a registered trademark and use of this trademark is closely monitored. Your proper use of NAATI’s name is necessary to protect the strong reputation and high standards of NAATI’s brand, as the only organisation with governmental authority to issue certification to translators...

22 Jun 2023

Policy

Candidates must ensure that the font they use to perform their test supports Unicode. A Arabic B Bangla Language Standard The standardised modern colloquial (“Chalit”) form of Bangla i.e., the Promito Bangla should be used in translating. It is the most commonly used colloquial standard of Bangla in formal speaking and writing at the present time in...

23 May 2023

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General Certification testing Current practitioners Digital stamps and ID CCL testing General General information What is a translator or interpreter? Translators deal with the written word. They translate written documents from one language to another. Interpreters deal with the spoken word or signed languages (such as Auslan). They interpret what each speaker is saying or signing into the other person’s...