Basics of interpreting for the police

Basics of interpreting for the police

Talk on Basics of interpreting for the police by Mariana Haladj-Asminian | 20 March 2026

Format
online live
Categories
interpreting, translation
Locations
online
Languages
English
Cost
GBP £20 plus £2.38 Eventbrite fee

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Past Events

  • March 20, 2026, 4:30 PM GMT - March 20, 2026, 6:30 PM GMT

Overview

Talk on Basics of interpreting for the police by Mariana Haladj-Asminian

This session led by Mariana Haladj-Asminian, a full member of AIT, Public Service, Business and Conference interpreter for Spanish and Armenian with over 20 years’ experience training interpreters from beginner levels 2 and 3, to professional interpreting qualifications at level 6, as well as post-graduate level qualifications in interpreting.

The session will include information about:

· Police forces -England and Greater London

· Police officer ranks

· Detention and Charge Procedures

· Step-by-step Detention and Charge

· The police caution –English and other languages

· Police Interpreting Matters

Mariana wrote:

"My passion is legal interpreting, and I am delighted to collaborate with AIT in providing an overview of the English legal and court system as well as police procedures of detention and charge from the interpreter’s point of view. The webinars will include useful information for those interested in following the path of freelance legal interpreters. I will often refer with examples to my experience as a court and police interpreter."

If you have any accessibility needs, please let us know at least 24 hours before the event so we can make the necessary arrangements where possible by emailing chairman@ait-professionals.com or leaving a message at our virtual office on 02030967860.

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