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09 Oct 2026
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Some languages have very few or no NAATI-certified interpreters or translators available in Australia. If you need language services in these situations, this article explains some options.
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09 Oct 2026
Consumer resource
When you need translation or interpreting services, you can choose between an individual translator or interpreter and a language service provider (LSP).
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09 Oct 2026
Consumer resource
Good preparation helps interpreted appointments run smoothly. By planning ahead and providing the right information to your interpreter, you can avoid misunderstandings, save time and create a professional environment for everyone.
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07 Oct 2026
On this page We all deserve to be understood Professional interpreting, NAATI certification and safe general practice care. We all deserve to be understood – GP Brief 2.57 MB | PDF Why interpreting is a practice responsibility Communication, safety and duty of care Clear and effective communication is the foundation of all high-quality clinical care....
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30 Sep 2026
On this page About NAATI Services About NAATI Services 1.44 MB | PDF NAATI sets and maintains high national standards for the translating and interpreting sector, and it is the only organisation to issue credentials or certification to people who wish to work in this profession. NAATI is a public, not-for-profit company that is jointly...
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17 Sep 2026
On this page The NAATI Certification System for Signed Languages NAATI Certification System for Signed Languages 7.99 MB | PDF NAATI is the national standards and certifying authority for interpreters and translators in Australia. NAATI sets and maintains high national standards for the translating and interpreting sector, and it is the only organisation to issue credentials...
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