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14 Mar 2025
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In this month’s edition: New credential: Recognised Practising Deafblind Interpreter NAATI update: Digital stamp & ID NAATI and RMIT Indigenous Interpreter Training Workshop in Cairns Work with us: S’gaw Karen role-players Celebrating 50 years of the RMIT Translating & Interpreting Program Staff spotlight: Vicky Wong Industry news and upcoming events
Read more12 Mar 2025
LanguageLoop are coming to South Australia to meet up with Language Professionals this March.We want you! We are currently seeking talented NAATI credentialed professionals who are ready to join our team and contribute to our mission of breaking down language barriers and improve access to services. About us: LanguageLoop has a proud 50-year history of servicing...
Read more11 Mar 2025
NAATI is looking for online S’gaw Karen role-players. This casual position involves acting out conversations in various roles, such as a customer, defendant, employee, or patient, while a test candidate interprets. You’ll be trained and rehearsed before each test. Tests are video and audio recorded for assessment purposes. Position requirements include: Native S’gaw Karen language...
Read more07 Mar 2025
Join Our Team of Skilled Interpreters at All Graduates! Are you a skilled interpreter seeking your next opportunity? All Graduates is expanding, and we’re looking for passionate interpreters to join our team. Whether you’re based in Australia or New Zealand, we’d love to hear from you—all languages are welcome. Flexible Work Options: Interested...
Read more06 Mar 2025
It’s been nearly two years since our digital stamp and digital ID card were introduced in March 2023. They have since been used tens of thousands of times by practitioners. With the anniversary of their release coming up, we thought it would be a great time to remind practitioners of what they are and where...
Read more06 Mar 2025
In keeping with NAATI’s legacy as a global leader in the certification of signed language interpreters and translators, the introduction of this credential means that Australia is now one of only a few countries to provide specific training and certification for deafblind interpreters. To be eligible for the credential, applicants need to hold NAATI Certification...
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