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Interpreter Academy

The Ultimate Resource for Interpreting Professionals

The Interpreter Academy: Empowering
Interpreters to Connect the World

At the Interpreter Academy, our mission is to provide a comprehensive resource for certified interpreters. To achieve this, we offer tools and resources to help you become the best interpreter possible. Furthermore, we ensure you remain current and professional in your practice. Our goal is to help you excel in your career as an interpreter.

As a credentialed interpreter, you play a critical role in meeting the language needs of limited English proficient (LEP) patients. They often need your services when interacting with medical and social services providers. Ensuring compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, and Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act is crucial. This compliance ensures that LEPs have access to qualified interpreting services and healthcare institutions provide certified interpreters.

Interpreter credentials provide validation for your profession and practice, and they offer many benefits to institutions. Compliance with the Joint Commission and federal law is ensured, and patients are more satisfied with their care. Additionally, credentialing reduces the liability of malpractice.

UniversalLanguage recognizes the value of credentialing in recognizing interpreters as professionals. We are committed to helping you enhance your skills and stay up-to-date in your practice.

Language Testing

Remote and on-demand testing for certification.

Language Assessments

Assess your capabilities and enhance your skills.

Education & Training

Get the help you need so you can succeed.

Resources / Webinars

Stay up to date with all the latest information.

Why Use UniversalLanguage Service?

UniversalLanguage Service provides language testing for individuals seeking to obtain interpreter credentials, and bilingual individuals wanting to validate their dual language skills. The examination evaluates candidates’ language proficiency in both English and a second language, as well as their interpreting and translation skills, and bilingual skills. Minimum competency standards are established by experienced interpreters, bilingual professionals, and language specialists in their respective fields of practice. To start your path toward credentialing, visit our Language Testing page! 

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