Member outreach
Get involved in promoting the translation and interpreting profession in schools, universities and to business organisations.
There are many different types of networking including with the ITI Community, with your peers, with clients/ potential clients, with the business community and via outreach. Explore the tabs below to find out more.
The ITI Networks are one of our greatest strengths and are an invaluable source of support to our members. They offer opportunities to meet up both in person and online, are a safe space to discuss challenges you may be facing, and provide valuable help, guidance and friendship.
Whatever your location, language combination or subject specialism, joining one of our ITI Networks is the ideal way to build a supportive network of professional colleagues.
Networking with other translators and interpreters gives you the opportunity to feel part of a community, learn from one another's experiences, share knowledge and build friendships. It can also lead to work - in a recent Pulse survey 25% of respondents said they had received work from referrals via other translators and interpreters.
There are many ways you can network with your peers:
Networking in this context might be with existing clients to maintain good relations, or with individuals, agencies and businesses you identify that could be your clients of the future.
There are a number of ways you can network with existing and potential clients:
Outreach work in schools, universities or with businesses can be a good way to extend your network and to educate others about the role of translators and interpreters.
There is a whole section within My ITI containing resources to assist members in their outreach work.
Get involved in promoting the translation and interpreting profession in schools, universities and to business organisations.