In the spirit of reconciliation, NAATI acknowledges the richness that Indigenous, signed and all languages bring to Australia and the role interpreters and translators play in connecting us all.

Click the flip cards below to learn more about each credential and what NAATI assesses for each. The links will take you to view detailed information about each credential, including the training …

NAATI sets and maintains high national standards for the translating and interpreting sector, and it is the only organisation to issue credentials or certification to people who wish to work in this …

NAATI’s Certified Translator test is an objective assessment of the skills and competencies needed to practice as a translator in Australia. It is the highest credential available for …

Read more below about the prerequisite requirements and training options, including NAATI Endorsed Qualifications and Skill Set Courses, available to you. The training you complete …

The tasks that will be assessed by NAATI include sight translation of documents from one language (written) to another (verbal), and interpreting monologues (consecutive and …

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The NAATI Online Directory helps users find certified interpreters and translators across Australia, providing up-to-date listings for reliable language services.

How to book a test: To apply for a test, you should click the myNAATI button at the top of the page to create an account and submit your application. Make sure you first read the relevant …

Generally, NAATI skills assessments are valid for three years, though they will be extended upon successful recertification. To apply for a certification, select the credential that suits your skill …