Position Statement on the Use of AI for Translation and Interpreting Purposes
NAATI is the only standards body which certifies translators and interpreters to support Australia and New Zealand’s multicultural societies. NAATI certifies practitioners in more than 65 languages across six different test types validating the variety of skills needed to work professionally as an interpreter and translator. There are currently more than 9,000 NAATI certified practitioners…
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Whistleblower Policy
Together with other policies such as the Code of Conduct and NAATI Values, it protects NAATI’s reputation by supporting NAATI’s aim to build public trust and confidence in the integrity and professionalism of its services. Employees, customers and suppliers may not wish to speak up and disclose any suspected misconduct for fear of being victimised…