NZSTI open online events
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Events are added regularly (including NAATI test preparation workshops) so check this page to see which events are currently open for bookings. Please note that some events are subject to minimum registration numbers.
10748
10:00 AM Sat, 24 May 2025
ONLINE
This 3-hour workshop will go into the details of how to successfully and efficiently manage the interaction between speakers in community interpreting.
Registration Closed!
10811
10:00 AM Wed, 4 Jun 2025
ONLINE
If you are ready to sit the NAATI Certified Provisional Interpreter test but want to know what to expect and brush up on your skills, this workshop is for you!
Zoom link emailed to registered participants prior to the workshop. Check your spam folder or email us (weekdays only) for assistance.
10791
10:00 AM Sun, 8 Jun 2025
ONLINE
If you are ready to sit the NAATI Certified Provisional Interpreter test but want to know what to expect and brush up on your skills, this workshop is for you!
Zoom link emailed to registered participants prior to the workshop. Check your spam folder or email us (weekdays only) for assistance.
10816
06:00 PM Thu, 12 Jun 2025
ONLINE
Deciphering messages in covertly obtained recordings by law enforcement is an important task, as the outcomes may be presented in writing and used in courts to prosecute crimes. This presentation explores this under-researched type of work that interpreters and translators undertake when covert recordings contain languages other than English.
10749
10:00 AM Sat, 28 Jun 2025
ONLINE
This 3-hour workshop will go into the details of how to successfully and efficiently manage the interaction between speakers in community interpreting.
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