What's going on

We are now recruiting qualified interpreters and translators in the following languages: Nepalese, Pushto, Dari, Farsi, Sorani, Hungarian, Albanian, Punjabi, Russian, Lithuanian, Somali, Finnish, Danish, Latvian, Vietnamese, Uzbek (Afghan), Tigrinya, French, Oromo, Norwegian and Lingala.

Particularly interested in qualified interpreters based in the South East.

Visit the Recruitment section for details

Particularly interested in qualified interpreters based in the South East.

Not qualified? We can train you. Visit the training section or contact us.

Now accepting DPSI applications for year 2010 - 2011

(Visit the DPSI Section)

News

New 3 Year Contract Awarded with the Sussex Consortium of Public Service Providers (SUSTI)

We are delighted to announce to all of our customers, staff, translators and interpreters that we are one of three companies who have been awarded a three year contract with the Sussex Consortium of public service providers (SUSTI). These are:

Adur District Council Hastings Borough Council

Arun District Council Hastings and Rother Primary Care Trust

Brighton & Hove City Council Horsham District Council

Brighton & Hove Primary Care Trust Lewes District Council

Chichester District Council Mid Sussex District Council

Crawley Borough Council Rother District Council

Eastbourne Borough Council Wealden District Council

West Sussex County Council West Sussex Primary Care Trust

East Sussex Downs and Weald PCT Worthing Borough Council

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our staff, interpreters and translators for their professionalism, reliability and commitment to helping people of other cultures integrate into the community. It is only with their dedication, accuracy, timeliness and keeping up-to-date with developments in public sector legislation and regulations that we have been able to provide such a quality service.

PACE Interviews - One Day Training Course at Brighton Police Station

Southeast Interpreting and Translations Services are pleased to offer their interpreters this course. We would like to thank the Brighton Police Station Anti-Victimisation Unit for their support in providing us with two trainers and a free training venue. The training will teach interpreters the techniques required for this type of interview.