We’re at your service
Ethnic interpreters are among the best in the industry. Our requirement for NAATI accreditation ensures that the interpreter assigned to your request has the expertise to deliver a professional service.
We are often called on by Australian government bodies to assist with police matters, legal matters and mental health interventions.
At Ethnic, we make it easy for you to get the job done: whether you need an on-site interpreter, an interpreter on the spot, some documents translated, an AUSLAN interpreter, or if you need to transcribe any spoken word material. Our sophisticated booking system allows us to log your request and carry it out easily and efficiently – and all you have to do is follow a series of simple clicks.
If you’d like to know more about the services we provide, simply click on the corresponding icon below.
If you know exactly what you need, simply select the button below the icon to submit your request – and let us take care of the rest.
What do you need?
Onsite interpreting
An on-site interpreter travels to your chosen location, or is available via video conferencing.
Telephone interpreting
You can book a phone interpreter in advance, or on an ad-hoc basis as you need it – without any extra charge.
Document translation
We translate any document, long or short, official or personal.
Transcription
Convert anything from the spoken word to the written word.
Proud to serve the community
As part of the wider community, Ethnic is proud to be of service to:
- The State polices forces, and the Australian Federal Police and Crime Squad, assisting in matters such as during questioning and interrogation, and attending full-day court hearings.
- Mental health institutions, offering a specialist service for client interviews, psychological assessments, psycho-geriatric assessments, family therapy and other areas in mental health.
- Public and private hospitals, community health centres, private health clinics, and women's health services.
- The education and training sector, providing interpreters for client interviews, parent/teacher interviews, information sessions, casework, training, seminars, and skill-related testing sessions.
- Australian legal and community organisations.
