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Associations: The Backbone of Professional Growth

Our professional associations play a crucial role in advancing standards, advocacy, and community support, particularly in fields like language access, interpreting and translation. Joining these associations offers networking opportunities, access to industry-specific resources, professional development, and the chance to contribute to the betterment of the profession. They also provide a platform for members to share best practices, receive training and certification, and advocate for policies that improve equity and access.

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Upcoming Conferences: Connect, Learn, and Lead

Stay ahead of the curve with this year’s must-attend conferences in language access, interpretation, and education. These events bring together experts, innovators, and advocates to explore the latest trends, breakthroughs, and best practices in the field.

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Certifications: Badges of Professional Excellence

Earning accredited certifications is a powerful way to stand out in the field and demonstrate your expertise, commitment, and professionalism. In the interpreting and translation industry, holding recognized credentials not only validates your skills but also positions you as an active and dedicated member of the profession. Certifications serve as one of the highest distinctions in the field, reflecting a clear commitment to professional growth and excellence.

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Common Questions

Why Just Being Bilingual Is Not Enough?
The field of linguistics goes beyond possessing bilingual skills. Learn why bilingualism isn’t enough and how professional training sets you apart. Being bilingual is a crucial first step, but professional training in translation or interpreting is what truly sets you apart in the industry. Understanding cultural nuances, industry jargon, and mastering the art of conveying meanings across languages are skills that training provides.
 
What’s The Difference Between Certificate And Certification? 
Explore the key differences between a certificate and a certification and find out which is best suited for your career trajectory. Earning a certificate in translation or interpreting indicates you’ve completed a course of study, but earning a certification shows you’ve met a standard set by an industry organization. While both are valuable, your choice depends on your career goals.