Atlanta Association of Interpreters and Translators

COMMUNICATE

with fellow Linguists

Stay in touch with our industry and participate in all AAIT has to offer.

LEARN

participate & network

Take advantage of AAIT initiatives and never stop improving.

GROW

keep up with the times

Stay up-to-date with our ever-evolving profession.

Who We Are

The AAIT is a non-profit organization and the Georgia chapter of the American Translators Association, ATA.

AAIT serves as the link to Atlanta’s international community, and the world.

Our Mission:

Promote the professions of Translation and Interpretation and support their competency, skills, proficiency, and expertise.

Facilitate and procure continuing education and skills-building programs for interpreters and translators in Georgia.

Provide language resources to individuals, businesses, organizations, and government agencies in the local and international community.

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Testimonials

AAIT membership is a great tool for networking and sharing information and experience with other interpreters.

AAIT arranges workshops and seminars/webinars on favored-by-many and popular topics, like preparing for the ATA certification exam; getting ready for the Oral exam for State Court interpreter certification.

AAIT members have their contact information on the AAIT website which makes it easier for clients to find a freelance interpreter, so being on AAIT website is a great marketing tool for freelance interpreters.

Alla Stepanova – Russian Interpreter & Translator

I am pleased with the AAIT membership.

This membership website has provided me with interpretation job referrals in and out of Georgia. The annual conference, webinars, training, and networking are some of the benefits I have enjoyed. I have learned new interpreting techniques and tricks since I joined the AAIT. Through this networking, I was able to get an interpreting job with the Kentucky Court system for Nepali language interpreting assignments. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s annual conference could not happen. I missed networking and seeing many friends in my profession.

Hari Dhungana, PhD – Nepali Interpreter & Translator

I became a member of the Atlanta Association of Interpreters and Translators (AAIT) in 2007 to make connections with other colleagues in Atlanta, GA, and to develop my career of over 25 years in the context of current professional guidelines. I have benefited from the wealth of experience found in so many of my colleagues with whom I’ve worked in conferences and I can say we have now become great friends. During this time of Covid-19 restrictions, the AAIT has offered helpful webinars to communicate where our business is heading and how to best be prepared for it. Lastly, and certainly the most important benefit of being a member of the AAIT, clients can search and contact me directly. Thank you AAIT!

Luigina Johnson – Spanish Interpreter & Translator

I would like to thank the AAIT for providing its members with the opportunity for professional growth through conferences and training such as skill-building workshops for Interpreters and Translators but what I like the most is the opportunity to network and make friends.

Thank you to the AAIT board members.

Mireille Agbossoumonde – Ewe, French and Mina (Togolese) Interpreter & Translator