At the end of January 2013, Language Professionals successfully passed its annual QA 9001:2008 audit. The company has held QA certification continuously since 1996 and was the first Australian translation company to do so.
NAATI is seeking expressions of interest from all languages; however, in this recruitment process we want to ensure that we... read more
More than 800 translators and interpreters attended the XXI World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) in Brisbane... read more
The Japanese Translation Association (JTA) have extended an invitation to all NAATI accredited practitioners to attend (via live stream) some... read more
From 1 July 2018, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is only able to accept translations completed by... read more
This year Language Professionals celebrate their 30th year in business. That’s quite a feat! To mark this milestone, we had a chat... read more
NAATI is phasing out “accreditation” and introducing “certification” for translators and interpreters. But under the accreditation system, NAATI had two... read more
Following a request for tender in September 2017, Language Professionals was officially selected by the Australian Department of Prime Minister and... read more
At Language Professionals, we produce NAATI certified translations where possible. But there are situations where this is not necessarily required. NAATI... read more
Translation is a fun business, or a funny one. You plough along through thousands of words and then suddenly a... read more
In other machine-learning-based translation news, Microsoft today announced that it was rolling out two new features for its mobile Microsoft... read more
