If you're fluent in more than one language why not put your bilingual skills to use?
The need for interpreters to help prevent misunderstandings and errors exists in sectors such as community services, social welfare, health, education, law and legal, and immigration services.
Course list
Diploma of Interpreting (Auslan - English)
The need for Auslan interpreters exists across many sectors
If you are proficient in Auslan and have some experience in interpreting this qualification could help you find work as an Auslan - English interpreter. It focuses on ethics of interpreting and concepts to assist in interpreting preparation.
Do you want to put your Auslan skills to good use?
This course has a focus on ethics of interpreting and concepts to assist in interpreting preparation. It is best suited to people who have some experience in interpreting and have completed a Diploma of Auslan. With this qualification and some experience behind you, you could find yourself working in community organisations and/or the private sector.
The need for Auslan interpreters exists across every sector including:
- Health environments - assisting people with hospital appointments, clinics, specialist appointments, hospice care
- Social welfare - helping people access services at organisations relating to the Department of Human Services (eg Centrelink, Medicare, Immigration etc)
- Legal - providing help with court appearances and documents, police interviews and prisons
- Educational - at all levels of education, formal and informal.
This Diploma will specialise in Auslan - English interpreting.
Interpreting Skills for NAATI Certification Skill Set
Are you, or will you be, in an interpreting or language-related role in the workplace or community?
This skill set will prepare you by providing guidance in interpreting techniques and help you meet two of the training prerequisite requirements of the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) Certified Provisional Interpreter test.
Interpreting is a skill that can be used to help people across many community and service industries
Are you, or will you be, in an interpreting or language-related role in the workplace or community? If so then this course will help you meet two of the training prerequisite requirements of the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI) Certified Provisional Interpreter Test. You will be given guidance in interpreting techniques.
We are currently offering the skill set in:
- Language Other Than English (LOTE) - English
- Auslan - English
Please note, you must meet English proficiency requirements to enrol, refer to the requirements below for further information.
Units:
- PSPTIS001 Apply codes and standards to ethical practice
- PSPTIS002 Build glossaries for translating and interpreting assignments
- PSPTIS003 Prepare to translate and interpret
- PSPTIS042 Manage discourses in general settings