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NAATI (National Accreditation Agency for Translators and Interpreters) is an official institution in Australia that certifies translators and interpreters. NAATI was established in 1977, aiming at establishing a professional standard and development for translators and interpreters of different levels, and creating a nationwide system for registering and issuing professional certificates.

Naati provides applicants with the following three assessment methods, as long as they meet (pass) any one of them, that is, they have the assessment qualification: 1) passed the examination designated by Naati, or 2) completed the study courses of relevant Australian institutions or universities recognized or designated by Naati, or 3) completed the academic qualifications and certificates of relevant overseas institutions/universities recognized or designated by Naati.

1) The Nati Qualification Examination consists of two parts: interpretation (2529- 13) and translation (2529- 15). There are four different levels of examinations in these two parts, namely, quasi-professional interpreters, quasi-professional translators, interpreters and translators. Conference interpreter, senior translator, senior conference interpreter, senior senior translator.

However, the content of the translation test that can be conducted in China now takes two and a half hours, and there is also a reading problem of 20 minutes. The exam consists of two parts. The first part is the translation professional examination, which takes the form of Chinese-English translation or English-Chinese translation. The content includes translating two short articles of about 250 words, and choosing two answers from three articles. There are three short essays covering literature, science, technology, health, law and classics. The readers of these three short articles are all non-professional readers. The score of each article is 45 points. The total score of the first part is 90 points. The second part is the professional ethics examination. Like the first part, the exam questions include three questions about professional ethics, and students only need to choose two questions from the three questions to answer. The answer must be concise and clear, and each essay promises to be controlled at around 150 words. This part can be answered in English or Chinese. The score of this part is 10. The full score of this examination is 100, and the passing score is 70, of which the professional ethics standard is at least 5 points out of 10, the translation is at least 63 points out of 90 points, and each point is at least 29 points. Test scores All NAATI tests are judged by at least two examiners, and sometimes even three examiners according to the unified standards set by NAATI. Any questions about sales must be addressed directly to the Canberra office. Any improper use of words, punctuation errors, grammatical errors, spelling errors, semantic distortion and improper style will be deducted, and the amount of deduction will be judged by the examiner according to the severity of the mistakes. Usually a mistake is between 0.5 and 5 points.

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3) Complete the academic qualifications and certificates of overseas institutions/universities recognized or designated by Naati. At present, the evaluation of overseas academic qualifications/certificates provided by Naati mainly includes translation, advanced translation and conference interpretation, conference interpretation (advanced) and advanced translation (advanced). Applicants with academic qualifications/degrees in Chinese mainland can only apply for the first kind of translation, and it is in one language direction, that is, English-Chinese translation (translation). Applicants must meet one of the following conditions: a) Applicants must complete formal university courses and obtain academic qualifications or degrees in related majors, mainly translation and/or interpretation. Universities must be universities or institutions accredited or designated by NAATI. B) Applicants in advanced categories must be registered members of the International Translation Association, such as AIIC, AITC and TALS.

In recent years, with the beginning of the "immigration fever", NATTI's Australian qualification certificate has also begun to heat up among Chinese people. However, NATTI is not regarded as a shortcut to immigrate to Australia because of its authority in professional interpretation and translation. However, NATTI is still a great temptation for English majors: Australia clearly stipulates that all interpreters and translators in government departments must have NATTI certificates, and an additional language allowance is added to their salaries. Natti Translation also has the function of notarization, and is engaged in practicing notarization through various channels, and its signature and seal in various international translation documents will be internationally recognized. Therefore, having a NATTI three-level translation certificate is equivalent to having an international employment certificate.

In fact, if you are 25-28 years old, have a bachelor's degree or above in English major, have passed the IELTS test, have at least two years of translation-related work experience, and are willing to immigrate to Australia, you can directly take the assessment of the NATTI organization without taking the NATTI test. After the evaluation is successful, you can easily get the highest score of 60 points by playing one of the immigration scoring techniques. If you have more relevant work experience, you will get an extra score of 10.

NATTI certification body has issued a new policy. In order to maintain the highest certification level of NATTI in interpretation and translation, NATTI has made some new changes in its certification process: from June 65438+ 10/day, 2007, all NATTI certificates obtained by passing the NATTI examination and directly participating in the evaluation application are valid for three years. After three years, the certificate owner can choose to re-certify NATTI, that is, regain the validity period of NATTI certificate, or agree to the validity period of the certificate.