Neutrality and impartiality matter enormously
Language use changes, often along socio-political lines. Sensitivities may arise between speakers of different backgrounds. Therefore, it is vitally important that the interpreter is perceived by all parties to be impartial. Photo credits
Find the interpreting school that's right for you!
Check out aiic.net's list of schools and programmes which have responded to our online survey and have shown that they meet AIIC's quality criteria. Photo credits
Good interpreting depends on good listening conditions
AIIC works together with ISO and big employers like the European Commission to establish technical standards for both fixed and mobile interpreting booths. Photo credits
Improving standards for conference interpreting worldwide
Every professional association seeks not only to guarantee member performance but also to continually improve professional standards. AIIC is no exception. Photo credits