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Many interpreters in Scotland were wondering for sometime what is their future and whether their fate is going to be the same as their colleagues in England.
As no official channel came to the rescue many were wondering how to tackle this thorny issue and were not prepared to join a company with so many negative vibes in the English media. A registration /assessment fee did not make the joining palatable to many professional interpreters working for the panel of the AIT.
I am reliably informed today 3 October 2011 that a meeting of senior judges met to consider the issue of this agency having a role to play in Scotland and providing interpreters to Scottish courts was unanimously rejected by these senior Scottish judges.
A right step in the right direction, well done !
Ben Lalmy
03/10/11
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"whether their faith is going to be the same as their colleagues in England" -> their *fate*, no?
ReplyDeletethere must be a language school ,where students are taught to speak, read ,write different languages for translation services
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