Freelance Interpreter - Arabic

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Can you confidently interpret between English and Arabic? Passionate about helping others and making a real difference? We\'re looking for Interpreters to join our growing community at Dals!

Freelance

Means you will be registered with us on a self-employed basis and can decide your hours of work, travel distance and number of assignments you take to suit your lifestyle. As a freelance interpreter, you will attend appointments in person to support our clients and their non-English speaking service users. You\'ll help bridge communication gaps in essential settings like healthcare, legal, and public services—making every conversation count.

What you will do

Interpret live conversations between clients and limited English speakers.

Support communication in medical, legal, social services, and public sector settings.

Ensure accurate, confidential, and culturally sensitive interpretation.

Use our interpreting app to manage your availability and assignments.

Deliver excellent service that empowers people to access vital services.

What We\'re Looking For

Fluency in English and Arabic

Strong communication and listening skills

Right to work

Why join us?

Flexible hours – you choose your schedule

Free online training and resources

Friendly and supportive team

Competitive rates

Refer-a-friend scheme

Freelance role

Apply now and support your community to get prompt and accurate access to vital services and information.

Apply now and help us bridge the language gap.

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