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At 9.30am on 16th September, AIT presents the Medical Interpreting Training Programme (MITP) for UK-based interpreters. Click here for more details
The programme consists of eight sessions over two months; once a week from 9:30 - 16:30 -
At 9am on 14th March, AIT presents ‘Gangs & County Lines – Prevent and Protect’. Click here for more information
Delivered by Jennie Read, who joined Essex Police in 2002 as a civilian member of staff and has worked in various roles. She started her current role as Gangs and County Lines Officer in August 2019 -
At 2pm on 6th March, AIT have organised the screening of the film 'Surviving Translation' followed by a Q&A session. Click here for more information
This film was co-created and co-produced by Professor Charlotte Bosseaux (University of Edinburgh) -
At 2pm on 10th March, AIT has organised a session focusing on and exploring professional supervision and the benefits it brings
Delivered by Omoyele Davey who has been a BSL interpreter for over 20 years -
The board will be spending time through this year defining strategic objectives for both NRPSI and NRPST. Click here to see the current Strategy
Write to mike@nrpsi.org.uk with any ideas or thoughts you would like to ensure are addressed as we plan priorities for activity in the future -
TLS Learn has announced a new round of funding to be given as grants to interpreters seeking the DPSI-Law qualification to ensure they are prepared to meet standards
Ministry of Justice (MoJ) assignments are specifically mentioned; Level 6 is beginning to be taken much more seriously -
Tickets are still available for the CIOL Conference 2025 events in March; click here
There is still time to book your place at the Translators Day, Interpreters Day and the Online Conference -
'Artificial Intelligence' and 'Copyright' consultation: read the view from ITI and CIOL
ITI and CIOL call on the Government to prioritise the language-sector specific needs they identify when developing the new regulations and guidance -
Read the latest criminal court statistics by clicking here
Keep up to date with what is going on in the Ministry of Justice -
Click here to catch up on what is going on in the NHS
A new report by the Nuffield Trust shows soaring dissatisfaction rates among staff in the health service’s youngest cohort, aged 21 to 30 – based on analysis of NHS surveys -
Click here to sign the letter from The Association of Programmes in Translation and Interpreting Studies lobbying for languages education
This is the link to the APTIS letter in support of Modern Languages and Translation at Cardiff University -
Oral evidence presented at the House of Lords Public Services Committee Inquiry in to Interpreting and Translation Services in the autumn and winter of 2024; click here
There is a wealth of information captured in these oral evidence sessions; worth spending time with the recordings -
Written evidence sent to the House of Lords Public Services Committee Inquiry in to Interpreting and Translation Services in the autumn and winter 2024; click here
Worth reviewing the collection of evidence sent to the House of Lords Inquiry -
Click here for the recent article in the Law Society Gazette
‘Court interpreters could get regular pay rises when new government contracts for language services begin next year, the Ministry of Justice has told parliamentarians conducting an inquiry’ -
Click here to read the news story in The Times published on 6th February: off-contract bookings made mainly with NRPSI Registrants
'Ministry officials declined to reveal the cost of off-contract bookings, stating that it was commercially sensitive — but those interpreters say they are paid at least twice as much as bookings done through the contract'
