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06 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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06 Mar 2025
In February, RMIT and NAATI teamed up to facilitate a face-to-face workshop in Cairns for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language interpreters. The opportunity to bring experienced lecturers and practitioners – Erika Gonzalez and Olga Garcia-Caro, together with interpreters from three Torres Strait languages – Yumplatok, Kala Kawaw Ya and Kala Lagaw Ya, and an...
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04 Mar 2025
Join us on 20-21 March in Melbourne for the 50th anniversary of RMIT University Translation & Interpreting Program—a milestone in-person event sponsored by NAATI & LanguageLoop. Over two days, we will commemorate 50 years of Translating & Interpreting Studies at RMIT, bringing together key leaders and experts from across Australia, alongside renowned international guests. 
20 March – Symposium @...
26 Feb 2025
Public Skills Australia, the Jobs and Skills Council (JSC) for the Public Safety and Government sectors, is dedicated to addressing workforce challenges and enhancing the Vocational Education and Training (VET) industry. JSCs collaborate closely with industry partners to develop and promote relevant training packages, ensuring effective implementation and ongoing support to the VET sector. Public...
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12 Feb 2025
Newsletter
In this month’s edition: NAATI Update: Language Service Provider Endorsement Framework NAATI Update: Supporting the Profession Work with us: Independent member position on NAATI’s Audit and Risk Committee Work with us: Team Leader – Certification Testing Staff spotlight: Lavinia Heffernan Industry news and upcoming events Got job openings or professional development opportunities to share? You...
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11 Feb 2025
Interview participants needed for research into intercultural communication between parents and staff in Victorian schools. This research aims to identify both best practices and the challenges faced by schools in communicating with parents in multicultural school communities.Multicultural Education Aides and other school staff who communicate with parents in languages other than English are needed to...
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