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Welcome to the Association of Sign Language Interpreters and Translators
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Professional Sign Language Interpreters and Translators
ASLI, the Association of Sign Language Interpreters and Translators in the United Kingdom, was established in 1987 to provide professional discussion on all issues related to sign language interpreting and the provision of interpreting services. From the beginning our aims have been simple: to encourage good practice in sign language interpreting and to support our fellow professionals.
Our members are Interpreters and Translators, who are appropriately qualified and insured
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January's free cover story is 'Fourth nation'. With the assistance of BDA (Northern Ireland), we outline the background and progress of the Northern I… More...
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A guide for how to set up your profile page and change your settings on the ASLI website More...
The aims of the Association
To encourage good practice in sign language interpreting
To represent the interests and views of sign language interpreters and the interpreting profession in the UK.
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Benefits of ASLI
*** This is a repeat of the fully booked session running on 26th February, please only book on 1 of these sessions *** This webinar gives freelance sign language interpreters and translators a clear, practical and confidence-building introduction to Making Tax Digit… Read more
Join us in Milton Keynes for the renowned "What Are You Worth" training, organised and subsidised by the CEA region. The workshop aims to provide a space for interpreters to discuss their value, cover topics like negotiation and the business of interpreting, … Read more
A group for interpreters who are pregnant, planning maternity leave, are on maternity leave, or are just returning to work and would like to network with others who are in a similar situation. This group is very relaxed, come and go as you need to, and babies are welcome to join… Read more
Grounded in Harrison Owen’s original Open Space Technology, our Assembly follows its 4 Principles and 1 Law, ensuring discussions are participant-led, self-organised, and genuinely emergent. Why an Assembly? As interpreters and translators, we deserve to shape th… Read more
Tori Hollings, Head of Professional Conduct & Operations at NRCPD, will join us to talk about how to log our CPD and also to discuss any learning we can gain from complaints that NRCPD have received. Session will be in spoken English please let us know if you require an inte… Read more
This workshop will focus on the law surrounding contracts, terms and conditions for sole traders and interpreters trading as limited companies. Are your terms enforceable? Delivered by Dr. Rob Wilks, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of the West of England. This … Read more
The Self-Promotion Ick: Why Advertising Performance Work Feels So Hard is a facilitated, discussion-based conversation for interpreters who recognise that familiar awkwardness around promoting performance work. Challenges of self-promotion We’ll explore why advertising our… Read more
