Aboriginal Interpreter Service

• Aboriginal languages in NT
  The Northern Territory is one of the most linguistically diverse areas in the world. Find out about local Aboriginal languages and dialects.
• About the Aboriginal Interpreter Service
  Learn about Aboriginal interpreting services in the Northern Territory, and the benefits of using a registered interpreter.
• Aboriginal language and plain English guide
  Information about Aboriginal language and plain English for Aboriginal interpreters.
• Request an Aboriginal language recording
  Learn how to plan and book an Aboriginal language recording project with the Aboriginal Interpreting Service.
• Apply to become an Aboriginal interpreter
  Find out what you need to do to become an Aboriginal interpreter with the Aboriginal Interpreter Service.
• Contact Aboriginal Interpreter Service
  Find out how to contact the Aboriginal Interpreter Service in Darwin or Alice Springs.
• Fees for Aboriginal Interpreter Service
  If you use the Aboriginal Interpreter Service, you need to pay a fee. You may also need to pay for the interpreter's travel costs.
• Aboriginal interpreter training
  Find out about Aboriginal interpreter training and assessment requirements in the Northern Territory.
• Book an Aboriginal interpreter
  Find out how to book an Aboriginal interpreter, including by phone or video, in the Northern Territory.
• When to use an Aboriginal interpreter
  Steps you can take to identify whether a person needs an Aboriginal interpreter, including how to assess comprehension and communication.
• Working With Interpreter Training (WWIT)
  How to book a Communicating Across Languages workshop at the Aboriginal Interpreting Service NT.
• Aboriginal language police cautions
  You can get the Northern Territory police caution in 18 Aboriginal languages. The caution is used by police when they want to question somebody.
• Plain English Health Dictionary
  A resource to help Aboriginal interpreters communicate with clients about health concepts.