The purpose of the NAATI (National standards and certifying authority for translators and interpreters in Australia) CCL is to determine whether a candidate can convey the meaning of a conversation from the English language to a LOTE (Language Other Than English) and vice versa.
The purpose of the NAATI (National standards and certifying authority for translators and interpreters in Australia) CCL is to determine whether a candidate can convey the meaning of a conversation from the English language to a LOTE (Language Other Than English) and vice versa.
NAATI CCL tests are delivered online,
Week Days: Monday to Friday.
All tests are run on Canberra time.
There are two dialogue recordings in the test. In each dialogue, a native English speaker converses with a native speaker of a language other than English (LOTE).
Dialogues are approximately 300 words long, with about half in English and half in LOTE. Each dialogue segment consists of 35 or fewer words.
The dialogues used will reflect real-life situations in Australian society. They are designed to examine a candidate’s ability to understand and communicate in languages. The topics may include:
You will be assessed based on the results of your test. NAATI will retain the recording after marking is complete.
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