ASLIAQ has a social group for early career interpreters and soon-to-be NAATI certified provisional interpreters, including CPI and CPDI. P-Platers is about peer social support, shared learning and professional networking opportunities.

This Ethics workshop is aimed at newly certified interpreters and translators (with experience 3 years and under), and current Diploma of Interpreting students.

When: Saturday 16th August 9:00am – 1:00pm AEST   | Where: Griffith University Webb Centre, South Brisbane

Paola Murray is a Deafblind lady who has life experience of working with interpreters and CommGuides. ASLITAQ is so delighted to have Paola present on Saturday 16th August for a face-to-face Deafblind workshop to explain Deafblindness and the different types

This event will not be recorded.

$70 members  |$140 non-members

ASLITAQ is excited to be partnering with the Department of Justice Queensland Court Services to provide mock court training for Auslan-English and Deaf Interpreters.

This session follows on from the online Introduction sessions. This Intermediate Session is an introduction to the Queensland Criminal Courts Jurisdictions including mock court participation. This Introduction will also include terminology, how a matter gets to court and most importantly Court Protocols and expectations of an interpreter in Court. You may be required to read scripts and undertake varying roles within the courts such as a Magistrate, Prosecutor, Defence Council and Defendant as well as using your skills to interpret along the way.  

ASLITAQ Committee at the monthly general meeting. Members ONLY

ASLITAQ is excited to be partnering with the Department of Justice Queensland Court Services to provide mock court training for Auslan-English and Deaf Interpreters.

This session follows on from the online Introduction sessions. This Intermediate Session is an introduction to the Queensland Criminal Courts Jurisdictions including mock court participation. This Introduction will also include terminology, how a matter gets to court and most importantly Court Protocols and expectations of an interpreter in Court. You may be required to read scripts and undertake varying roles within the courts such as a Magistrate, Prosecutor, Defence Council and Defendant as well as using your skills to interpret along the way.