Interpreter Training:
Helping bilingual professionals gain credentials and confidence.
Use your bilingual skills and help others in multiple sectors. Team sponsorships and scholarships may be available.
The Language Lab instructors are licensed by Cross Cultural Communications and provide nationally accredited interpreter training programs.
For discounts or sponsorships that may be available to you, email info@thelanguageaccesslab.org.
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Company Partnerships
Partnering creates access & opportunity.
The Language Access Lab cannot do this work alone. Through meaningful partnerships with local employers, we are opening the doors to discounts and scholarships while connecting bilingual professionals to corporations seeking a diversified workforce.
If you are an organization interested in recruiting qualified bilingual professionals, reach out! We can help you connect to proficient individuals and together we can support professional development. For more information email us at info@thelanguageaccesslab.org.
The Spring 2026 The Community Interpreter training was offered in partnership with:
Volunteer Lawyer Program of NE Indiana | Empower Through Legal Aid.
Group discounts and corporate sponsorships are available. Email sponsor@thelanguageaccesslab.org if your organization has multiple staff members interested in taking our interpreter training.
Interpreter Training Programs
The Language Access Lab offers multiple interpreter training programs and new ones are continuously being rolled out. Sign up for our email below and follow us on social media to learn when new classes open!
The Community Interpreter
This nationally accredited program is designed for interpreters and bilingual professionals working in healthcare, education, social services or government.
The Language of Justice is the first national three-day program designed to train community and court interpreters to perform legal interpreting for nonprofit and community services.
Coming Soon: The Language of Justice