NAATI – The National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpretors Ltd.

NAATI is a national standards body owned by the Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments of Australia that sets and maintains the standards of translation and interpreting at four accreditation levels. NAATI accredits translators and interpreters who are appropriately qualified.

 

NAATI accreditation is the only qualification officially accepted for the profession of translation and interpreting in Australia. All government Translation and Interpreting (T&I) services require translators and interpreters to be NAATI accredited.

 

NAATI provides a means by which employers of interpreters and translators can make a judgment as to their level of ability.

 

Candidates from India aspiring to qualify as translators and/ or interpreters, could apply to write their examination at their nearest IDP Office, after completing and forwarding the application form and fee to NAATI in Australia.

 

IDP’s exam unit is responsible only for receipt of examination papers from NAATI, secure storage, contacting the candidate as soon as the papers arrive, finalizing a date for the examination, supervision of the exam and safe and prompt despatch of examination material.

 

Information Courtesy : www.naati.com.au