Let's Shape the Future of Auslan, Interpreting, and Translating Qualifications Together

Consultative workshop conducted in Auslan and English

Public Skills Australia—the Jobs and Skills Council for the public safety and government sectors—is delivering an important initiative on behalf of the Australian Government to review and update the Auslan, Interpreting, and Translating Training Qualifications. This critical project aims to ensure these qualifications meet the evolving needs of students, professionals, and all users of Auslan, both now and into the future.

We are inviting key stakeholders, members of the Deaf and Deafblind communities, representatives from Deaf advocacy organisations, industry professionals, and service providers to participate in a Consultative Workshop. This workshop will provide a collaborative environment, bringing together representatives from government and non-government organisations alongside community members. Together, we will identify challenges within the training and interpreting industry, explore barriers, and uncover opportunities for improvement.

Your insights and expertise will play a vital role in shaping meaningful updates to the qualifications, ensuring they address the needs of the community and the professional industry.

Workshop Agenda

Current State of Auslan Interpreting in Australia & Global Best Practices.
Perspectives on Current Qualifications.
Identifying Areas for Improvement.
Building a Pathway for Action.

The workshop will be held in person, with refreshments provided, including morning tea and lunch for all attendees. To ensure accessibility and inclusivity, Auslan Interpreters will be available to support the discussions.

Why Participate?

Contribute your experiences and ideas to drive meaningful, positive change.
Collaborate with industry experts, government officials, and like-minded individuals.
Play a key role in strengthening interpreting and translating practices in Australia.

Who Should Attend?

Members of the Deaf and Deafblind communities with lived experience.
Individuals who use Auslan in their personal or professional lives.
Representatives from government and non-government organisations, Deaf advocacy groups, and service providers.

If you are passionate about shaping the future of the Auslan qualifications, we strongly encourage you to participate in this consultative workshop.

Next Steps

Express your interest in attending the workshop by registering and completing the required questions. Please note that workshop spots are limited. Registrations will be carefully reviewed to ensure inclusivity and suitability.

Your expertise is highly valued, and we look forward to working with you to build a stronger, more inclusive future for the Auslan interpreting and translating community.

Contact Us

For further information, please contact us at:
📧 auslanproject@publicskillsaustralia.org.auThank you for your commitment to this important initiative.

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