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Word360 is the Midlands' largest interpreting and translation service provider, partnering with NHS, councils, charities and private organisations. We are seeking skilled interpreters fluent in Polish to deliver high‑quality language support for people with limited English proficiency.
This is a self‑employed role with flexible hours. You’ll receive ongoing training and DBS support as needed to work across health and social care settings and diverse client projects.
Word360 is the Midlands' largest interpreting and translation service provider, proudly partnering with a wide range of clients . We are currently seeking skilled, passionate, and reliable interpreters to provide face-to-face/remote language support for individuals with limited English proficiency.
If you’re looking for a rewarding freelance opportunity where your work has a direct and positive impact on people’s lives, this could be the perfect role for you
As a face-to-face/remote interpreter, you will deliver vital language interpretation services to a range of organisations, particularly within the Health and Social Care sectors.
Your assignments may include supporting individuals accessing services through the NHS, local councils, charities, and private businesses.
You will play a key role in breaking down communication barriers, ensuring that every person has access to the services and support they need.
We are particularly seeking interpreters fluent in Polish
***Please note: This is a self-employed position, and you’ll be responsible for your own tax registration with HMRC.***
Enhanced DBS Certificate (Child and Adult Workforce, with both Barred Lists) If you do not already hold one, we can assist you in completing your DBS application
Flexible Working Hours: Choose assignments that fit around your schedule.
Ongoing Support & Training: Benefit from continuous professional development and opportunities to work with diverse clients.
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