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07 Apr 2025
Specialist Online Dementia Traning now Hosted on NAATI Learn The National Ageing Research Institute and MINDSET study team have developed specialist online dementia training for interpreters to improve cognitive assessment for dementia of people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds. The MINDSET training familiarises interpreters with all aspects of dementia and its impact on...
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07 Apr 2025
NAATI has a strategic interest in the study and advancement of the training and testing of intercultural competency (IC) amongst future interpreters and translators. Since 2018 NAATI has been conducting stand-alone training and testing for intercultural competency. In 2023 members of Monash University’s Intercultural Lab approached NAATI with a proposal to undertake a research project...
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31 Mar 2025
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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31 Mar 2025
In response to community requests, we would like to announce that Afrikaans has been tentatively added to Credentialed Community Language (CCL) testing. Candidates can submit applications by registering for a myNAATI account with test spots opened for testing on 26 June 2025. This session is subject to cancellation if there is insufficient candidate demand and applications...
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28 Mar 2025
The Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) is provided by the Department of Home Affairs. For more than 50 years, TIS National has connected government, business and communities through the delivery of language services. In 2025, TIS National are pleased to announce the introduction of a translation service. These services will include document translation for...
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14 Mar 2025
Newsletter
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
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