NAATI's Purpose
NAATI's primary purpose is to strengthen inclusion and participation in Australian society by assisting in meeting its diverse and changing communication needs and expectations, through:
- setting, maintaining and promoting high national standards in translating and interpreting
- implementing a national quality-assurance system for credentialing practitioners that meet those standards
Read more about this topic: National Accreditation Authority For Translators And Interpreters
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