Celebrating our Queensland Interpreters and Translators

We had the opportunity to host an End of Year Celebration for our Translators and Interpreters who cover our Queensland clients. Given we have all been affected by COVID restrictions over the last 2.5 years, it was important to attend in person to thank our team, who have continued to deliver such high-quality services to the Queensland community under often difficult circumstances.

The event, held at the Queensland Multicultural Center, was attended by around 40 people who braved the wet and cold weather to join us for a casual get-together. It was wonderful to put faces and names together and learn more about your experiences working with us. We received great feedback to consider from Interpreters and encourage you to continue to send it through to help@languageloop.com.au.

Thank you again to all our Queensland Translators and Interprets who deliver services on behalf of LanguageLoop. Your dedication, professionalism and support is appreciated.

You can check out the photos below.

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