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Artificial Intelligence and interpreters – an introduction to AI and how to use it.

Cost from £40

Date: 17 June 2026

BSL interpreted

AI is changing fast and changing the way many professionals work. How can interpreters harness it? What should we be aware of when using it? Stay on top of your game by joining Tom Mould on our latest AI webinar.

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Online course

Recorded training

From GDPR to DUAA – Updating Your Data Protection

Cost from £20

Did you update your data protection practices when GDPR came into force but are now wondering what you need to do to comply with the new regulations? Well this will be a useful update for you.

The Data Use and Access Act 2025 updates, but does not replace, GDPR, which has been in force since 2018.

This course is suitable for those who completed GDPR training either with Linguistpd or elsewhere.

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Recorded training

Collegial Boundaries – Decreasing the Risk of Horizontal Violence

Cost from £40.00

How do we navigate differences with colleagues while maintaining respect and professionalism? And how can clear boundaries help us reduce the risk of horizontal violence in the workplace?

In this two-hour webinar, Dr Wendy McIntosh PhD will explore the importance of collegial boundaries and professional authority, and how they can create safer, healthier working relationships. You’ll reflect on the costs of horizontal violence, consider why boundary transgressions occur, and gain practical strategies for holding your ground, approaching difficult conversations, and fostering a more supportive professional environment.

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Recorded training

Managing the Challenges of Telephone Interpreting- Some Tools & Strategies

Cost from £60

In this 3 hour workshop, we will look at why  telephone calls can be so challenging, and how we can work proactively to create strategies to better manage this type of interpreted event. 

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Recorded training

BSL-interpreted: Neurodiversity and Relationship Dynamics – Part 2 of 2

Cost from £40

*This workshop is suitable for those who have attended the previous introductory workshop, or who already have a sound theoretical knowledge of neurodiversity. You can view the introductory webinar, which is also interpreted here*

Research  shows that in mixed neurotype groups, communication is increasingly likely to break down, with participants experiencing more challenging relational dynamics. During this workshop, you will be encouraged to examine your own relational style, and how that intersects with others – your clients and your coworkers

This workshop will build on some of the concepts presented in ‘An introduction to… A Neurodivergent Perspective’, thinking in more depth about executive functions and sensory processing; with a specific focus on interoceptive awareness – the sense related to understanding our thoughts and feelings. I will also introduce you to some of the social and cultural differences in neurodivergent communication styles, before using this knowledge as a basis for discussing our own internal biases and how they can influence our perception of events.

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Face to face training

Office interpreting in a remote age

various including online

It is likely that interpreting from home will continue to be the “new normal”. This brings unique challenges to the workplace interpreter in managing workplace interaction, maintaining the client-interpreter relationship and dealing with the complexities of technology. 

This course can be provided to corporate customers employing staff interpreters or individuals.

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Remote Interpreting & Using Zoom

Cost from £45

Date:

Has your face-to-face work now dramatically reduced? Are you already or considering working remotely from home? Struggling to get to grips with interpreting over Zoom? What sort of technology will you need? How does it differ from face-to-face interpreting?

Wendy Ledeux has 16 years’ experience of video relay interpreting as well as extensive experience using Zoom hosting Linguistpd webinars and is happy to share that experience with you on a 1:1 basis! You’ll learn about the technological requirements of remote interpreting, how to assess your own suitability, discuss practical and ethical considerations and much more!

NB The date/times are illustrative. Email us with  your availability and Wendy will pick a time to suit you both.

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Working with Deaf Professionals – Power & Privilege

Cost from £40

BSL interpreted

Based on research from 2010, Caron Wolfenden will explore the highs and lows of working with Deaf professionals.  Looking at a variety of settings, Caron will discuss the interpersonal and intrapersonal dynamics around working with clients in their professional domains and how we can seek to have positive working relationships.  After all, we all want to enjoy our work, don’t we?

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Recorded training

Working with agencies to achieve and maintain professional standards

Cost from £40

Are you feeling the pressure from agencies to reduce your fees or working conditions? Does it have to be a ‘them and us’ scenario? How can we work together to ensure professional standards and a sustainable, quality service are maintained? What benefit could accreditation of agencies bring?

What better way is there to sum up this webinar than with this learner reflection:

“I think we are in uncertain times, and sometimes you have to ride the storm. We can all work together. we should all be doing webinars like this to share experiences as a collective which makes us stronger”

Join Brett and Linguistpd for constructive ways to work with agencies.

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