Absolute Interpreting & Translations Ltd Careers and Employment

There is some independancy for doing interpretations as the way you prefer.Many shifts are far from Birmingham and it takes time to get there and the company does not pay enough money for transport.It is a good opportunity to always meet new situations of different environment.

Interpreter in Birmingham

on 22 March 2022

Thiefs and crocks: Not professional

Went for an interpreting and Absolute refused to pay me. It was out of hours and I had to travel for an hour and half each way from my home. I arrived on time and paid for the parking. I was frustrated and felt really bad for myself when Absolute refused to pay me.

Interpreter in Oxfordshire

on 26 May 2021

Good Training

Training is quite long, should have spilted into 4 days. It was fun and alots of role plays. The class size is huge and lots of interpreters going to the same training.

Interpreter in Liverpool, Merseyside

on 16 January 2021

Effective and productive

*Staff are accommodating.*Training is very dynamic and driven, it was really a big help to enhance or equip even more my ability and skills. *Fun workplace

Freelance Interpreter in Northamptonshire

on 18 December 2020

Productive Training

I would like to thank you for the 3-day training course I've recently had with you. I've gained new knowledge about interpreting and skills which, I believe, will help me to become a professional in my field. Have a prosperous New Year!

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