Endorsed Language Service Providers (LSPs)
Showing 23 organisations
Showing 23 organisations
2M Language Services delivers leading interpreting, translation, and language technology solutions across government, healthcare, legal and corporate sectors, supporting organisations in their digital transformation.
Kairros Interpreting Service (KIS) provides comprehensive interpreting solutions designed to support employers, insurers, and independent medical practitioners in achieving better health, safety, and employment outcomes.
Convo is a Deaf-owned company providing reliable, on-demand Auslan interpreting access for government and service organisations. Led by, accountable to, and deeply embedded in the Deaf community, we bring cultural expertise, authenticity, and lived understanding to the way access is designed and delivered.
AMIGOS: Interpreters & Translators are a highly professional Language Services Provider (LSP) providing language services throughout all regions of Tasmania since 1996. We have and continue to attract the most experienced, qualified, and professional interpreters in Tasmania and focus on NAATI Certified interpreters. Our primary focus is on-site/in person interpreting provision. Our values focus on service quality and ethical business practices.
LFH is an Australian-based, technology-enabled language services provider that facilitates both pre-booked and on-demand interpreting services through secure mobile, handheld devices, web, and PSTN channels. The platform is designed to support efficient service allocation while operating within structured governance and professional compliance frameworks aligned with certification standards.
Connecting Now is an on-demand phone and video interpreting and translations agency delivering services across Australia and New Zealand. We provide reliable, real-time interpreting and translation solutions to a diverse range of clients, with a strong focus on supporting vulnerable communities.
Aboriginal Tri State Interpreting and Translation (ATSIT)
ViewAboriginal Tri State Interpreting and Translation (ATSIT)
ATSIT delivers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander interpreting and translation services through NAATI-certified practitioners, improving equitable access to information, services and opportunities.
ABC Multilingua Pty Ltd was established in 1990 (originally as ABC International) in response to the growing demand for professional, timely, reliable, and cost-effective translating and interpreting services in South Australia. Founded by a migrant practitioner, the organisation is still run by a credentialed interpreter and translator, with a continued focus on providing the highest quality service.
LEXIGO is a specialist translation and multicultural communication agency — partnering with government, enterprise, and impact-driven teams to deliver translation by NAATI-certified translators, multicultural campaign strategy, community engagement, transcreation, and localisation technology across 171 languages.
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What is the online directory?
NAATI has a public online directory of translators and interpreters who hold a NAATI certification. This is one of the main ways the community can find a certified practitioner to work with.
Search results in the directory show the highest credentials first, and then names appear in random order so no one practitioner is prioritised over another.
Translators and interpreters opt in to be displayed on the directory. NAATI does not share contact details for practitioners who are not listed.
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Do I need to see a translator or interpreter in person?
Many translators and interpreters work remotely, which means they can help you by telephone or video call. You can search for a translator or interpreter in any location.
For some appointments, you might want the interpreter to be with you in person. Whether you need someone face-to-face depends on your situation, the type of service, and lead time. You can filter practitioners in the NAATI online directory by location to find those near you.
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Do I need an individual or language service provider?
It depends on your needs. Read our article “Choosing an individual or language service provider” for more guidance.
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What if there are no practitioners in my language?
If no NAATI-certified practitioner is available, there may be other options depending on the language and situation.
Read our article “What to do when there are no NAATI-certified interpreters or translators available” for practical guidance and next steps.