Corinthian Capital
Freelance Interpreter

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WEST MIDLANDS INTERPRETERS REQUIRED
About the Role
We are currently seeking dedicated and skilled Interpreters to facilitate effective communication across diverse settings to join our growing network across the Midlands and surrounding regions. You will play a vital role in facilitating clear, accurate, and culturally sensitive communication across a range of professional settings, including healthcare, legal, business, and community services.
Locations
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Shrewsbury
- Newcastle-under-Lyme
- Lichfield
- Burton-on-Trent
- Telford
- Cannock
- Stafford
- Tamworth
- Oswestry
- Walsall
- Grays & surrounding areas
Languages in Demand
- Polish
- Kurdish (Sorani)
- Kurdish Kurmanji
- Romanian
- Punjabi (Indian)
- Arabic
- Sudanese Arabic
- Bengali
- Russian
- Tamil
- Urdu
- Slovak
- Hindi
- Bulgarian
- Malayalam
- Hungarian
- Portuguese
- Cantonese
- Czech
- Latvian
- Dari
- Turkish
- Amharic
- Pashto
- Thai
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Key Responsibilities
- Provide accurate real-time oral interpretation between English and one or more languages
- Maintain strict confidentiality and professionalism throughout all assignments
- Adapt communication style to suit the context and audience
- Support effective cross-cultural understanding within diverse organisational settings
Requirements
- Fluency in English and at least one additional language
- Proven experience or formal training in interpretation
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Strong professional standards with a commitment to cultural sensitivity and impartiality
- Ability to manage multiple assignments with reliability and discretion


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What We Offer
- Competitive hourly rate: £19.00–£25.00
- Flexible and part-time scheduling
- Freelance and employed engagement models available
- The opportunity to make a meaningful impact in your community
Mandatory Requirements (Documentation Required)
Applicants must be able to provide:
- Right to Work in the UK
- UK Passport / Settled Status / BRP online share code + Date of Birth
- Enhanced DBS Certificate
- Current certificate or proof that application is in progress
- Passport-sized professional photograph
- Clear image, no filters
- Qualification Certificate
- Interpreting qualification or proof of enrolment if part-qualified
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