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21 Jun 2023
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Policy
What does your translation need to have? The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) requires NAATI credentialed translators in Australia to include correct information in order for translations to be accepted. DFAT receives copies of translations because often Australian documents require a form of ‘legalisation’ before they will be accepted for use by foreign...
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NAATI’s professional development catalogue explains the types of PD activities and points you can claim to meet the recertification requirements. The catalogue was developed in partnership with AUSIT, ASLIA and Professionals Australia.
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Aurélie Sheehan, NAATI Manager, Certification Policy and Development, discussed recertification in a Conversations podcast with All Graduates. It covers the most frequently asked questions, and you may find it useful in addition to reading the information on this page. Key topics discussed: Overview of recertification (4:05 minutes) Recertification requirements (11:22 minutes) Logbook (14:55 minutes) Reference letters (20:36 minutes) Professional development (26:05...
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Published by the Judicial Council on Cultural Diversity (now the Judicial Council on Diversity and Inclusion). Second edition, March 2022.
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