Become a NAATI Role-player or Rehearsal Interpreter

Training

• Selected role-players and rehearsal interpreters will be trained before taking part in a role-playing test situation.
• All training will be paid.

Confidentiality

Selected role-players and rehearsal interpreters are bound by a confidentiality agreement. The agreement requires no aspect of the test or the candidates being shared with people outside the organisation.

Work hours and conditions

• Role-player and rehearsal interpreter work is casual and conducted during business hours.
• Depending on the language you speak, hours per year could be between 20 and 200 depending on the number of candidates that apply for testing and potential additional invigilator work.
• Although the work is irregular our test days are scheduled months in advance giving sufficient time to plan.

The work offers a great opportunity to use your language skills to contribute to the interpreting profession in Australia and New Zealand, and work with a diverse group of professionals.