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This is the place to find information about upcoming ASLI events, CPD, conferences, webinars, etc
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This session is aimed at early career interpreters and those new to ATW interpreting Work done by interpreter practitioners as a whole is predominantly in Access to Work settings . Given the importance of ATW work to your career, income and customers, it’s worth takin… Read more
Interpreters and Artificial Intelligence - Is it useful and what does safe use look like? Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming many fields, including interpreting, so let's talk about it. This interactive workshop will explore AI basics, the potential ben… Read more
Andrew Smith will be delivering information about Making Tax Digital, with Q&A welcome throughout or at the end. This session will last 1.5-2 hours, depending on the number of questions raised. 1.5 or 2 CPD points will be given for this session, depending on the du… Read more
This session is aimed at established interpreters with experience of AtW interpreting, and those who have attended the first AtW workshop Work done by [interpreter] practitioners as a whole is predominantly in Access to Work settings . Given the importance of ATW work to yo… Read more
A 1-day workshop focused on the law surrounding contracts, terms and conditions for sole traders and interpreters trading as limited companies. Are your terms enforceable? Trainer: Dr. Rob Wilks, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of the West of England. Facilitator: Adri… Read more
For many interpreters/translators, a first experience of menopause discussion can often be in an NHS GP appointment with a client presenting with a range of symptoms - which might be menopause related. However, do we have sufficient menopause related vocabulary in both BS… Read more
