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Created: 06 March 2018
TIS National provides interpreting services to a wide range of agencies and businesses throughout Australia. More than 60,000 agencies, including the Department of Home Affairs, are registered with TIS National. Some of our clients include: state and federal government departments local councils medical and health practitioners pharmacies utility companies telecommunication companies emergency services ...read more
Created: 08 December 2015
What is Multicultural Access and Equity? All Australians regardless of cultural background or language needs are entitled to equitable access to government policies, programs and services. The Australian Government is committed to this through the strengthened Multicultural Access and Equity Policy which is aimed at all Australian Government programs and services being: fair easy to access simple to use responsive to the cultural and linguistic needs of...read more
Created: 06 June 2013
Who can I contact through TIS National? TIS National provides interpreting services to a wide range of agencies and businesses throughout Australia. More than 60,000 agencies, including the Department of Home Affairs, are registered with TIS National. Some of our clients include: state and federal government departments local councils medical and health practitioners pharmacies utility companies telecommunication companies ...read more
Created: 05 January 2015
The Translating and Interpreting service (TIS National) provides a range of promotional materials to assist you and your clients to access our services. Promotional materials catalogue View the TIS National promotional materials catalogue for access to a range of TIS National promotional materials. A range of products are available in electronic format for you to view, save or print immediately. Some promotional products are also available in hard-copy format on request using the promotional materials request...read more
Created: 18 November 2021
All about the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program helps eligible job seekers to learn the skills they need to get the job they want or go onto further study by improving their language, reading, writing, maths and computing skills. Find out more www.dese.gov.au/skills-education-and-employment Overview (English) The SEE program is a great way to gain the confidence and English language, literacy and numeracy skills needed to get the job you...read more
Created: 06 June 2013
Some TIS National promotional materials are available in hard copy. To request TIS National promotional materials to be sent to you in hard copy, please complete and submit the form below. We do not stock large quantities of these materials so we may not be able to send you the quantity requested. If you have not received materials within 7-10 days of sending your request contact the TIS National Client liaison and promotions team. If you would like to download and print any of our promotional materials you...read more
Created: 06 June 2013
Copyright of the content on this site © Commonwealth of Australia 2012 The Department of Home Affairs (this department) encourages the dissemination and exchange of information provided on this website. The Commonwealth owns the copyright in all material produced by this department. All material presented on this website is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia licence, with the exception of: the Commonwealth Coat of Arms this department’s logos ...read more
Created: 21 April 2015
Over 22 000 agency clients, including the Department of Home Affairs, are registered with TIS National. Some of our other clients include: state and federal government departments local councils medical and health practitioners pharmacists utility companies telecommunication companies emergency services legal services settlement and community service providers TIS National can not guarantee that the organisation you need to contact accepts interpreter-assisted calls from...read more
Created: 06 June 2013
If you are a non-English speaker Pre-booked phone interpreters can be arranged in advance of an appointment. Pre-booked phone interpreting services are usually booked by the organisation that needs to communicate with their non-English speaking client by submitting a pre-booked interpreting request up to 28 days before an appointment. If an organisation has arranged a pre-booked phone interpreter for you and you need to cancel the appointment, it is important you tell the organisation as soon as possible,...read more
Created: 06 June 2013
If you are a non-English speaker On-site (face-to-face) interpreters can be booked in advance of an appointment to attend a particular location. On-site interpreters can be arranged for any location in Australia (subject to interpreter availability). On-site appointments are usually booked by the organisation that needs to communicate with their non-English speaking client by submitting an on-site interpreter booking request up to 90 days before an appointment. If an organisation has arranged an on-site interpreter...read more
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