UNSW Handbook Occupation

Interpreter/Translator

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Interpreters convey verbal information between parties who do not speak the same language, thereby ensuring effective communication. Interpreters use these skills in a variety of settings, from politics and court work to trade, the media, social services and hospitality. Translators work with written material, expressing a given text/s in another language.

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