CPD Events (483 results)
The CPD Events section includes information on CPD events, relevant conferences and post-qualification courses. Inclusion of an event does not infer approval of the event or the organisers by NRPSI. Want to add an event? Email admin@nrpsi.org.uk
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At 2pm on 23 June, AIT presents ‘Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking - Prevent & Protect Team (Essex Police)’
Delivered by Bob Fortt who joined Essex Police in 2008 as a civilian member of staff. He started his current role as the Essex Police Prevent & Protect Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Coordinator in April 2021 -
At 11am on 23 June, AIT presents ‘Organised Crime Groups - Prevent & Protect Team (Essex Police)’
Delivered by David Rudd who joined the police in 1986, has recently worked for the Safer Essex Roads Partnership, set up the Extra Eyes Dash Cam Campaign and in September 2022 he joined the Prevent and Protect Team -
At 2pm on 19th June, AIT presents 'Changes in the Public Sector Language Services Ecosystem'; click here for more information
Delivered by Mike Orlov, Chief Executive and Registrar of the National Register -
AIT announces its involvement in the London Legal Walk. If you wish to support this initiative please click here
To register to join the walk, just copy this link in to your browser: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-london-legal-walk-2025-tickets-1326220875339?aff=oddtdtcreator -
AIT presents on16 September the 'Medical Interpreting Training Programme for interpreters |consisting of 8 sessions over two months; once a week from 9:30 - 16:30
Cleveland Clinic London invites you to join the Medical Interpreting Training Programme, a dynamic/immersive programme for interpreters aiming to develop skills in medical interpreting -
At 11am on 6 June, AIT presents ‘The Language Profession and Professional Practice’; click here for more details
John Worne, CEO of the CIOL, will talk about what 2025 is bringing in terms of challenges and opportunities, focusing on fees, terms, remuneration and maintaining livelihoods; all at the same time as wanting to protect professional/ ethical standards -
At 2.30pm on 11 June, AIT presents ‘Introduction to Copyright for Language Professionals’; click here for more information
Delivered by lawyer - linguist Sue Leschen, covering copyright issues for translators and interpreters, who are increasingly becoming concerned about the use of recordings of their voices and visual images and their legal rights -
At 3.30pm on 4 June, AIT presents ‘Immigration Law & Appeals: a guide to best practice and procedure’; click here for more information
Delivered by Adam Pipe, who is a barrister specialising in Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights Law. Adam provides regular updates on the law at training events and on social media -
From the USA, note 'Edu-Con 2025 - Bridging Human Expertise and AI': The Future of Interpreters and Translators in Education. Click here for more information
This event will explore how to make Artificial Intelligence your ally, not your adversary -
The Centre for Translation Studies at the University of Surrey is offering an in-depth professional development course. Click here for more details
This will help develop a fresh perspective on the use of AI in translation -
At 2pm on 2 June, AIT presents ‘Cyber Security - Prevent & Protect Team (Essex Police)’; click here for more information
Delivered by Gavin Saunders, who is a graduate of Queen Mary & Westfield University London, gaining an honours degree in Aeronautics & Avionics. Gavin then spent the next 12 years working in private sector in various roles including Financial Inve -
At 11am on 2 June, AIT presents ‘A Guide to Fraud Prevention - Prevent & Protect Team (Essex Police) - Hybrid Event’; click here for more information
Delivered by David Gillies, who joined Essex Police in 1987 where he undertook a variety of uniformed and plain clothes roles, involving most aspects of modern policing including proactive and reactive investigative work -
At 3pm on 29 May, AIT presents ‘A Survivor's Story of Abuse and the road to Healing and Purpose’; click here for more information
Delivered by Sewa Fields, who is a Domestic Violence Speaker and Abuse Prevention Expert. She has used her incredible story and expertise to speak to corporate organisations, churches and college campuses to educate and inspire -
At 2pm on 19 May, AIT presents ‘Sustainable wellbeing and self-care for professional translator and interpreters’
Delivered by Dr JC Penet, who is a Reader in Translation Industry Studies at Newcastle University (UK). He is also a Certified Personal and Executive Coach (PG Certificate in Coaching, University of Warwick) -
At 2pm on 12 May, AIT presents ‘Ethics and sustainability for translators and interpreters’; click here for more information
Delivered by Joseph Lambert, who is a Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies at Cardiff University. His research focuses primarily on questions of ethics and sustainability in the translation industry, and he has written widely on issues such as translato
