What will you be doing?

You will meet our clients and their service users in venues across the area, including hospitals, GP practices, councils, and home visits. As an interpreter, you will help our clients and their service users communicate with each other, remaining professional and impartial. This will ensure that non-English speakers receive the support they need.

There are several benefits to joining our network of freelance interpreters, including:

• Flexible working hours
• Access to free online training and resources
• Competitive rates
• Excellent communication and support from our friendly team
• Development opportunities
• Refer a friend scheme

Having one of the below qualifications is preferred, but not essential:

• Diploma in Public Service Interpreting (DPSI)
• Community Interpreting
• National Registered (NRPSI)
• Chartered Institute of Linguists Qualifications (CIOL)
• Certificate in Bilingual Skills (CBS)
• BA in Translation/Interpreting
• BA in Languages/Linguistics

Please note, each candidate must have the following:

Right to Work in the UK

Enhanced DBS or equivalent – you can apply for an Enhanced DBS with the guidance of our recruitment team

Approx. 100 hours interpreting experience – either professional or personal (family, friends, or volunteering)

For non-native applicants, we will require evidence of your English proficiency through one of the following: Qualification to GSCE Level or above in England, IELTS score of 7 or above, CEFR C1 qualification or equivalent English test

DA Languages is committed to the elimination of discrimination, be it direct or indirect, and will actively work with our staff and clients to ensure the equality of treatment for all, irrespective of age, gender, marital status, race, ethnic origin, nationality, disability, sexuality, or religion.