Learn how to become an interpreter
Last updated on October 24, 2026 6:12 pmLearn how to become an interpreter
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Everything you need to know about becoming a professional interpreter (translator of the spoken word)
Created by:
Marina Barbulat
Interpreter, Translator, Director of a translation agency
Interpreter, Translator, Director of a translation agency
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What Will I Learn?
- Understand the role of interpreters, find out which are the different types of interpreters and where/how they work.
- Learn about the main interpreting modes and how they are performed.
- Learn about the specific interpreting assignments/meetings you can expect in your daily work.
- The interpreter's work setup, working hours and their clients.
- How to obtain entry-level certification in interpreting, a step by step guide.
- Gain an understanding about the interpreter's most important skills, why they are important and how to improve them.
- How to deal with issues that may arise during an interpreting assignment.
- Learn about the key aspects of the Interpreter's Code of Conduct.
- Terminology, glossaries and various techniques to help you with translating terms and sight translation practice.
- Career opportunities for entry-level interpreters. Where to find work.
- How to find clients and how to market your interpreting services.
- Learn about further professional development and how to advance your interpreting career.
- Learn about professional associations and memberships for interpreters.
Requirements
- Curiosity about becoming an interpreter!
Target audience
- Speakers of a modern language
- Beginner interpreters, translators, language teachers and assistants
- Language students
- Students who chose modern languages for their A levels
- Individuals looking for part time work or a change of career
- Polyglots
- Beginner language professionals
- Cultural mediators
- Anyone with an interest in languages
- Anyone who speaks more than 1 language
- University students
- Anyone curious about interpreting or translation


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