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SILA Linguists is recruiting freelance BSL interpreters and translators to provide access for Deaf people in healthcare, education, employment, legal and public settings across the UK.
Interpreters should be fluent in BSL and English, with NRCPD registration required for most assignments; Trainee sign language interpreters are welcome to apply. Remote video work and on-site bookings are available, with flexible assignments and confidentiality maintained at all times.
SILA Linguists® is recruiting freelance British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters and translators. You will provide access for Deaf people in healthcare, education, employment, legal and public settings.
BSL is a language in its own right, with its own grammar and regional variation in signs, and it is recognised in law in England, Wales and Scotland. Deaf clients' needs vary: some use BSL with English mouthing, some prefer a more visual style, and Deafblind clients may need hands-on signing or visual frame signing. Interpreters should be ready to adapt and to work with Deaf relay interpreters when needed.
Requests include hospital and GP appointments, mental health services, workplace meetings and Access to Work support, education, police interviews, courts and tribunals. Video remote interpreting is common, as is BSL translation of written information into recorded video.
SILA Linguists® is a language services company providing interpreting, translation and transcription across the UK, North America, Australia, New Zealand and beyond, in more than 350 languages and dialects. As a British Sign Language linguist with us, you can take on the full range of work we offer in British Sign Language:
Our vetted, trained and qualified linguists work in legal, police and court settings, immigration and asylum matters, NHS and private healthcare, social care, schools and universities, charities and business. Every assignment is covered by confidentiality agreements and UK GDPR.