Modules on interpretation
Modules on interpretation support professionals working in asylum and reception contexts in ensuring accurate, impartial, and effective communication with applicants for international protection. Effective interpretation is essential for fair and efficient
implementation of the CEAS and for safeguarding fundamental rights.
This thematic includes modules covering both the role of interpreters and the practical use of interpretation in asylum and reception contexts, supporting professionals in managing interpreted interactions in a professional and consistent manner.
Who this training is for
These modules are intended for:
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asylum and reception officials working with interpreters
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interpreters, or personnel wishing to work as interpreters, working in asylum and reception contexts
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professionals involved in interviews and communication with applicants
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practitioners seeking to strengthen communication in multilingual and intercultural contexts
What these modules cover
Through modules on interpretation, participants develop knowledge and skills related to:
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the role and responsibilities of interpreters in asylum and reception contexts
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principles of effective communication in interpreted interactions
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ethical and professional standards, including confidentiality and impartiality
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practical approaches to working effectively with interpreters
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addressing challenges in interpreted communication
These competencies are essential to ensure that applicants are able to fully present their case and be properly understood within asylum procedures.
Available modules
The following modules are included in this category:
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Interpreting in the asylum context (not Pact-aligned – no longer translated)
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Interpreting in the reception context (not Pact-aligned – no longer translated)
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Working with an interpreter (Pact-aligned)
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Introduction to interpreting in asylum and reception contexts (Pact-aligned – upcoming module that will replace the above Interpreting in the asylum context and Interpreting in the reception context)