CPD Events (461 results)
The CPD Events section includes information on CPD events, relevant conferences and post-qualification courses. Inclusion of an event does not infer approval of the event or the organisers by NRPSI. Want to add an event? Email admin@nrpsi.org.uk
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Join Nicole Fenwick on 3rd April for a free webinar which will provide you with the knowledge to improve your chances of receiving payment on time -
At 2pm on 18th April, AIT presents ‘Looking After Interpreters’ Mental Health’; click here for more information
Delivered by Phil Muriel, who is is an experienced and highly qualified interpreter and translator, holder of the Diploma in Translation (Law/Business), the DPSI in Law and the DPSI in Health -
At 2pm on 11th April, AIT presents ‘Practical tips for interpreting in Mental Health’; click here for more information
Delivered by Phil Muriel who is an experienced and highly qualified interpreter and translator, holder of the Diploma in Translation (Law/Business), the DPSI in Law and the DPSI in Health -
At 2pm on 4th April, AIT presents ‘Mental Health Awareness for Interpreters’; click here for more information
Delivered by Phil Muriel who is a Non-executive Board Member of NRPSI and is an experienced and highly qualified interpreter and translator, holder of the Diploma in Translation (Law/Business), the DPSI in Law and the DPSI in Health -
At 12.00 noon on 22nd March, AIT presents ‘The effects of interpreting traumatic speaker content for the interpreter’; click here for more information
Delivered by Conference Interpreter Dylan O’Reilly this session is aimed at all colleagues who may be interested in the topic, especially those interpreting in settings where they may encounter traumatic speaker content -
At 2pm on 26th March, AIT presents ‘Reflective Practice Support Groups for interpreters - Why? What? How?’; click here for more information
Delivered by psychotherapist, Dr Beverley Costa, who set up Mothertongue multi-ethnic counselling service (2000-2018) for multilingual clients. In 2009 she created a pool of mental health interpreters -
At 10am on 20th March, AIT presents ‘Intermediaries: Facilitating communication with vulnerable persons in justice settings’; click here for more information
Delivered by Tina Pereira, PhD, who is an intermediary in the criminal justice system in England and Wales, where she works with vulnerable witnesses, defendants, suspects and other parties (family courts) -
At 12 noon on 22nd March, AIT present ‘The effects of interpreting traumatic speaker content for the interpreter’. Click here for more information
Delivered by Dylan O’Reilly, who has a BA in Applied Language and Intercultural Studies, an MA in Conference Interpreting and is a specialist focused on how interpreting content relates to the traumatic experiences of a speaker -
At 2pm on 26th March, AIT presents ‘Reflective Practice Support Groups for interpreters - Why? What? How?’
The session explores what form reflective practice support can take and how it can be delivered -
At 10am on 20th March, AIT presents ‘Intermediaries: Facilitating communication with vulnerable persons in justice settings’; click here for more information
Delivered by Tina Pereira, PhD, who is an intermediary in the criminal justice system in England and Wales, where she works with vulnerable witnesses, defendants, suspects and other parties (family courts) -
At 9.30am on 16th September, AIT presents the Medical Interpreting Training Programme (MITP) for UK-based interpreters. Click here for more details
The programme consists of eight sessions over two months; once a week from 9:30 - 16:30 -
At 9am on 14th March, AIT presents ‘Gangs & County Lines – Prevent and Protect’. Click here for more information
Delivered by Jennie Read, who joined Essex Police in 2002 as a civilian member of staff and has worked in various roles. She started her current role as Gangs and County Lines Officer in August 2019 -
At 2pm on 10th March, AIT has organised a session focusing on and exploring professional supervision and the benefits it brings
Delivered by Omoyele Davey who has been a BSL interpreter for over 20 years -
At 2pm on 6th March, AIT have organised the screening of the film 'Surviving Translation' followed by a Q&A session. Click here for more information
This film was co-created and co-produced by Professor Charlotte Bosseaux (University of Edinburgh) -
At 2pm on 10th March, AIT has organised a session focusing on and exploring professional supervision and the benefits it brings
Delivered by Omoyele Davey who has been a BSL interpreter for over 20 years
