To become an interpreter you must be fluent in a language other than English. You will also usually need to complete a course accredited by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI), or acquire accreditation via a NAATI test. The following pathway will help you on your journey to working as an interpreter:
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Interpreters are skilled in facilitating the translation of spoken or signed languages between people using different spoken or signed languages to enable successful and meaningful oral communication between them. This is usually done instantaneously in restricted timelines. Situations where an interpreter might be required include government meetings and events, radio and television, hospitals and international business meetings and events.
Interpreters work in a variety of settings including government institutions, hospitals, education, charity organisations, private agencies, international companies, hospitals and community organisations.
