BSEDU

National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters Ltd

NAATI

What is NAATI?

NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters) certifies translators and interpreters in Australia, ensuring high professional standards. Certification is often essential for legal, medical, and government work, confirming proficiency in English and other languages.

NAATI certifies translators and interpreters in Australia, ensuring they meet national standards. Certification types cater to the diverse needs of a multicultural community.

NAATI private classes prepare students for certification exams essential for careers in translation and interpreting. The 10 sessions cover NAATI exam structure, language skills, translation techniques, interpreting methods, terminology, ethics, practical exercises, exam strategies, error correction, and progress tracking.

04 Weeks Course

10% scholarship for first 10 students on course fee

Certification Process

How to get certified: Three pillars of certification

1. Prepare

Complete formal training in interpreting or translation, and demonstrate English proficiency, ethics, and intercultural competency. Requirements vary by credential.

2. Take the Test

Alternatively, show work practice for Recognised Practising credentials.

3. Recertify

Maintain your credential by proving ongoing skills through work and professional development.

Choosing a credential

NAATI’s Certification System offers eight different credentials for translators and interpreters which you can see below.

They fall into two broad categories:

  • Certification, which includes sitting a test with NAATI
  • Recognised Practising, where tests are not available we will indirectly assess your competency by looking at your work practice.