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| Interpreter Registration Form |
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This service is completely free for interpreters Please register only if you are resident in the UK and have a qualification in interpreting Please read the Introduction below before registering. By registering your email here, you will receive an email to access the online form. You will need to provide your name, mother tongue language, UK mobile phone number and qualifications. Once the online form is completed, you will receive a PIN via your mobile phone to activate your account and receive assignments. |
| An Introduction to Interpresource for Interpreters |
What is Interpresource / Interpreter Manager?
Organisations requiring interpreters find the standard methods of finding an interpreter, which often involves ringing up dozens of people to find someone both suitable and available, cumbersome and time-consuming. This frustration is sometimes "resolved" by using an Agency. Use of an Agency can cause its own set of problems. An Agency can only provide a viable service either by charging more than an interpreter (thus costing the Organisation more) or by taking commission from the interpreters (thus prejudicing the interpreters). An Agency's necessity to find someone at any cost (otherwise it would appear that they are not providing a good service) eventually results in underqualified (and in some instances utterly inappropriate) interpreters being put forward. When this causes prejudice, an Agency is no longer used and the Organisation once more has to do the frustrating job of finding interpreters. It is a vicious circle, and until Interpresource there had been no practical solution. How does it work?
They declare their qualifications (NRPSI, APCI, DPSI etc). When an organisation requires an interpreter, they log in to Interpresource and place the request. Interpresource checks through its database for suitable interpreters (based on the criteria of the client), then checks their diary in case they have already advised they are not available, and then offers the job via SMS to the available interpreters. An interpreter can reply to any job they are interested by using a short message. Interpresource continues to send out SMS messages until someone replies. The organisation then contacts that interpreter and arranges the assignment. How can it be free?
Who would use Interpresource?
Can anyone sign up?
Do I need qualifications?
Can I leave clients my card?
How can I improve my ranking?
Can I use the Interpresource diary on my own website?
What if I am fluent in two or more languages apart from English?
If you are native language standard in two languages apart from English, you would need to register twice, using a different mobile phone number and a different email address, although you can use the same name in each registration. |
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