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Australian translation qualification accepted in the UK
Thread poster: Carla Forero
Carla Forero
Carla Forero
English to Spanish
Dec 9, 2009

Hi there

I am planning to get back to the UK in a year time and I am thinking of taking the NAATI test qualification here in Australia. I have been trying to contact the organization that regulates the translation in the UK but I have not gotten any answer. Does anyone know if having overseas qualifications, in this case an Australian one, helps to get qualified in the UK. I know that having a UK one means you can get a comparability here.

Many thanks

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Hi there

I am planning to get back to the UK in a year time and I am thinking of taking the NAATI test qualification here in Australia. I have been trying to contact the organization that regulates the translation in the UK but I have not gotten any answer. Does anyone know if having overseas qualifications, in this case an Australian one, helps to get qualified in the UK. I know that having a UK one means you can get a comparability here.

Many thanks

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Australian translation qualification accepted in the UK






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