TGMC: Diploma in Public Service Interpretation Now Available in the UAE
DUBAI, UAE, October 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --
TGMC, a leading UAE-based translation and simultaneous interpretation company, has partnered with the UK's Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIOL) to bring its Diploma in Public Service Interpreting (DPSI) to the UAE.
DPSI offers UK-certified training for interpreters who wish to work in the fields of law, healthcare, education and local government.
The qualification is available in three languages including English, Arabic and Chinese and suits those skilled in interpretation in English-Arabic-English and Chinese-English-Chinese.
By bringing this qualification to the UAE, TGMC and CIOL aim to help interpreters gain recognition while helping to maintain the highest of standards in a thriving industry.
"Candidates who complete this course will obtain the full DPSI qualification, which is regulated by the UK's Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual)," CIOL Business Development Manager, Dom Hebblethwaite, said.
He added: "Exams will be held at TGMC's exam and training centre on the same dates as the UK. The first round of exams is in June 2019 and the second round in November 2019."
Founder and Executive Director of TGMC, Sahar Moussly, said: "At TGMC, our passion is translation and interpretation and we believe in providing the best opportunities for qualified individuals to prosper in this field."
"We look forward to training a new set of candidates for the 2019 exams," she added.
TGMC has a 22-year history in the field of translation and interpretation in the UAE and became a UK-certified exam centre for the post graduate Diploma in Translation in 2015.
A pioneer in the industry, TGMC has launched InterpretME, a Video Remote Interpretation app, serving medical staff and law enforcement in the UK providing live interpreters in more than 60 languages anytime, anywhere.
To register for the DPSI exam or find out more please contact: email [email protected].
SOURCE TGMC
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