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14 Aug 2023

All NAATI-certified translators and interpreters are provided a practitioner number (Certified Practitioner Number, or CPN), and a translator stamp or ID card (physical or digital) to verify their credentials and work. They will also receive a digital display certificate by email upon being awarded a credential or recertifying. Their practitioner number is 9 characters long,...

14 Aug 2023

Policy

All applicants will need to attach additional files with their online application. These files include things like photos, identity documents, academic transcripts, reference letters or other documents. Photo and document files must meet the requirements set out below. Attachments that do not meet requirements may result in delays in processing your application. Photo requirements Your photo...

10 Aug 2023

Reminder for candidates Familiarise yourself with the Certified Conference Interpreter (Auslan) test page. Read the Terms and Conditions. Understand the assessment process including how NAATI will assess your language use. Each Certified Conference Interpreter Auslan test is in one language direction only. Auslan > English English > Auslan Auslan > English Auslan > English (open...

10 Aug 2023

Policy

NAATI’s Certification System NAATI’s Certification System is designed to evaluate whether an individual is competent to practise as a translator. It does this by setting minimum standards of performance across a number of areas of competency. Individuals who demonstrate that they meet these standards are awarded NAATI certification. This gives assurance to both the users...

10 Aug 2023

Policy

NAATI’s Certification System NAATI’s Certification System is designed to evaluate whether an individual is competent to practise as an interpreter. It does this by setting minimum standards of performance across a number of areas of competency. Individuals who demonstrate that they meet these standards are awarded NAATI certification. This gives assurance to both the users...

04 Aug 2023