The University of Arizona has instituted a multifaceted coronavirus mitigation strategy to keep our community as safe as possible. While this does not affect NCI's scheduled webinars, our Court Interpreter Training Institute will be taught entirely online. Please contact NCI with questions: ncitrp@arizona.edu

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Upcoming Webinars

Oct 9
Interpreting for Special Education (Language Neutral)
Oct 30
Introduction to Conference Interpreting (Spanish/English)
Dec 4
Best Practices for Collaboration between SLPs and Interpreters
Dec 11
Best Practices for Collaboration between Audiologists and Interpreters

NCI is a leader in the field of interpreter training

Founded in 1979, The National Center for Interpretation Testing, Research and Policy (NCI) at The University of Arizona is dedicated to ensuring language access to Limited-English Persons.

NCI is charged with promoting intercultural communication and social justice for language minorities through cutting-edge research, training, and testing for interpreters and translators while advancing professionalism.

NCI in the News

UA program trains translators, interpreters to meet national demand

According to the Department of Labor, the number of people employed in the translation and interpretation industry has doubled in the past 7 years.

UA News Four Questions: On Interpreter Training, Ethics and Challenges

Properly trained interpreters and translators have never been in more demand. At the University of Arizona, the National Center for Interpretation strives to produce professionals to meet the needs of an increasingly interconnected world.

Podcast: Translation in the 21st Century

World Languages 21 focuses on world languages for specific purposes (WLSP) education in the 21st century. Their most recent podcast features a conversation with NCI Director, Dr. Sonia Colina, about translation in the 21st century. Have a listen!

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