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Dals is seeking qualified interpreters fluent in Urdu, Kurdish Kurmanji, Romanian, Tagalog (Filipino), Mandarin, Pashtu, Polish, Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Arabic (Sudanese/Moroccan/Tunisian/Algerian/Libyan) and Aramaic to support police, court and legal assignments across Lancashire.
As a self-employed interpreter, you decide your working hours and the assignments you accept, giving you complete flexibility to work around other commitments while helping people access essential services and
Use Your Language Skills Where They Matter Most
Justice Sector Interpreters Needed in Lancashire
Dals is seeking qualified interpreters fluent in Urdu, Kurdish Kurmanji, Romanian, Tagalog (Filipino), Mandarin, Pashtu, Polish, Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Arabic (Sudanese/Moroccan/Tunisian/Algerian/Libyan) and Aramaic to support police, court, and legal assignments across Lancashire.
Help bridge communication barriers and make a real difference within the justice system.
What Does Freelance Mean?
As a self-employed interpreter, you decide:
Giving you complete flexibility to work around other professional and personal commitments.
What You'll Do
As a Freelance Interpreter, you will:
Why Join Dals?
Who We're Looking For
We are seeking professional interpreters who have:
Plus One or More of the Following:
Every assignment is an opportunity to help people understand their rights, access important services, and communicate effectively within the justice system.
Your language skills can have a meaningful impact on people's lives and help ensure that every voice is heard.
Join Dals' growing network of specialist Justice Sector Interpreters and help bridge communication barriers across the UK.