By Observer Editor August 29, 2022
I know that many interpreters prefer the freelance world, and there are many successful freelancers working here in Arizona. This is my story and why I now have the second longest tenure as a staff court interpreter here in the state court in Phoenix.
By Observer Editor August 24, 2022
Interested in contributing to our blog? The NAJIT Observer needs you! The shared experiences of other members of our profession can lift us up. A lot of what we do is done alone – a translator plugging away at a lengthy document or an interpreter... The post Calling All Potential Blog Authors appeared first on NAJIT.
By Observer Editor August 17, 2022
As judiciary interpreters, we often run into misunderstandings about our profession as a specialized skill. Unfortunately, in many arenas, the interpreting profession is an obscure concept. It’s surrounded by a halo of “anyone can do it.” You’ll also often hear the words “translator” and “interpreter”... The post Ideas to explain our profession to others appeared first on NAJIT.
By Observer Editor August 8, 2022
I was the little girl who loved going to school and begged her parents to put her in first grade when she was barely old enough to be in kindergarten. I was the little girl who had a lot more fun playing “office” than playing... The post Learning where this all started appeared first on NAJIT.
By Observer Editor August 1, 2022
You may have heard of the ATA (American Translators Association) Certification Exam. It has been around for a long time, and it is recognized as a legitimate credential; passing it demonstrates that one is a competent translator in that pair of languages. In fact, for... The post The ATA Certification Exam appeared first on NAJIT.