Freelance Interpreters Wanted (Multiple Languages) – Greater London

Dals; Greater London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 48,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Complete flexibility

Flexible assignments

Opportunities across Greater London

Free online training and support

Support team

Refer-a-Friend bonus

Freelance role that fits around your..

Positive impact in local community

Job summary

Dals is seeking freelance interpreters who speak Russian, French, Portuguese, Amharic, Urdu, Farsi, Turkish, Sylheti, Arabic, Somali and other community languages to support healthcare, legal, education and public services across Greater London. You will interpret between English and your language, travel to appointments, and manage your own assignments on a flexible basis.

Whether you have interpreting experience or just speak English plus another language fluently, we invite you to apply.

Qualifications

• Fluency in English plus at least one other language.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Right to work in the UK and ability to travel to appointments across Greater London.

Responsibilities

• Interpret conversations between English speakers and speakers of your language(s).
• Support appointments in healthcare, education, legal, housing, and social care settings.
• Help people access essential services and information.
• Facilitate clear, accurate, and confidential communication.
• Manage your assignments and availability through our interpreter platform.

Skills

Multilingual

Strong communication

Travel-ready

Job description

Russian, French, Portuguese, Amharic, Urdu, Farsi, Turkish, Sylheti, Arabic, Somali and Other Language Speakers Wanted

Please note: This is an external application.

Dals is currently recruiting interpreters who speak Russian, French, Portuguese, Amharic, Urdu, Farsi, Turkish, Sylheti, Arabic, Somali and other community languages to support healthcare, legal, education, and public sector services across Greater London.

Use your language skills alongside English to help people access essential services while enjoying the flexibility of freelance work.

Whether you have interpreting experience or simply speak English and at least one other language fluently, we’d love to hear from you.

What Does "Freelance" Mean?

• Your working hours
• The assignments you accept
• How far you travel

What Does the Role Involve?

• Interpret conversations between English speakers and speakers of your language(s)
• Support appointments in healthcare, education, legal, housing, and social care settings
• Help people access essential services and information
• Facilitate clear, accurate, and confidential communication
• Manage your assignments and availability through our interpreter platform

Why Join Dals?

• Complete flexibility – work when you want
• Accept as many or as few assignments as you choose
• Opportunities available across Greater London and surrounding areas
• Free online training and support
• Friendly and dedicated interpreter support team
• Refer-a-Friend bonus scheme
• Freelance role that fits around your existing commitments
• Opportunity to make a positive impact within your local community

Who Are We Looking For?

You could be a great fit if you:

• Speak English and at least one other language fluently
• Have strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Enjoy helping people and supporting your local community
• Are reliable, professional, and culturally aware
• Have the right to work in the UK
• Can travel to appointments within your chosen area

No Interpreting Experience?

If you are fluent in English and at least one other language and have excellent communication skills, we still encourage you to apply.

Full support, guidance, and training resources are available.

Interpreters play a vital role in helping people access healthcare, education, legal advice, housing support, and other essential public services.

Your language skills can help ensure that people are understood when it matters most.

Join Dals' growing network of interpreters and help bridge the language gap across the UK.