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Logging in and out of on-demand telephone interpreting

Logging in and out of on demand telephone interpreting →

Training & Development

AAT Interpreter Handbook

Before attending a job for The Administrative Appeals Tribunals (AAT), please make sure you have read the Interpreter Handbook below

AAT Interpreter Handbook →

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How to update your address on LoopedIn

Learn how to change your address in LoopedIn

How to change your address video →

Client Glossaries

20 Translations for ANZ Policy Privacy Statement

Please click below ANZ’s privacy policy translated in various languages.

Translations →

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How to sign-off an interpreting job?

This walk-through shows step by step how to obtain electronic job sign-off.

Job Sign-Off Video Web Version →

Job Sign-Off Video Mobile Version →

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How to accept a job?

This walk-through shows step by step how to accept a job.

How to accept a job video →

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How to return a job?

This walk-through shows step by step how to return a job.

How to return a job video →

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How to maintain your interpreter profile?

This walk-through shows step by step how to maintain your interpreter profile.

Maintaining your LoopedIn profile →

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Your first LoopedIn login for Interpreters

This walk-through shows step by step how to log in for the first time into the LoopedIn portal.

Logging into LoopedIn video →

Client Glossaries

South East Water Script for the Utilities Relief Grant

South East Water have provided a script that they use for the Utilities Relief Grant (URG).

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FAQs

Contact List

A downloadable list of contacts

Contractor-Interpreter Contact List →

LanguageLoop acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community.  We pay our respect to their Elders, past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

We work on the lands of the Kulin Nation in Naarm.

Download Acknowledgement of Country Translations