TESTERS AND TRAINERS
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INTERPRETERS
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How to apply to become an OCCI Accredited Community Interpreter
“OCASI affirms that immigrants and refugees to Canada should be guaranteed equitable access to all services and programs. OCASI strives to work with various groups such as the Ontario Council on Community Interpreting (OCCI) to support community capacity building in order to improve services provided to immigrants and refugees.
The majority of community interpreters are immigrant women. OCASI recognizes the importance of improving working condition standards for immigrant women in the community interpreter field.”
building a better Ontario, one conversation at a time
The mission of the Ontario Council on Community Interpreting is to be the body that oversees and regulates the accreditation of interpreters working in the community and public service sectors in Ontario.
The vision of the OCCI is an Ontario where everyone has equal access to public services regardless of the language they speak.
OCCI
Ontario Council on Community Interpreting
Working together. Building a framework. Supporting communication for Ontario's future.
CONSUMERS
Information for purchasers and end-users of interpretation services
OCCI
Ontario Council on Community Interpreting
Facilitating broad stakeholder collaboration to reach the common goal of professionalizing the community interpreting sector.
Debbie Douglas
Executive Director, OCASI
(Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants)
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