Our listed prices have no additional transactional fees. What you see is what you pay.

In order to take our classes, you will be asked to create a login account at check out. The account information will be used to log in and access our website's course library. There, you will find listed what we call self-paced courses: these contain recorded lectures, downloadable materials, and interactive assessments related to the class that you can take at any time.

Live webinars are instructor-led classes hosted on GoToWebinar or Zoom at specific dates and times. We provide you access to the self-paced course of a class when you register for its live webinar.

Transinterpreting uses Pacific Time for all its live class schedules.

Continuing education credits are units earned for every hour you spend in class; that is if the class has been approved by an official accreditation program such as IMIA for NBCMI interpreters, CEAP for CCHI interpreters, ATA for translators, or a State Court Language Access program.

Credits are mandatory for interpreters and translators that want to maintain their professional registrations, certifications, and/or licensures.

Continuing education is essential for interpreters and translators who benefit from practicing previous knowledge and learning new terminology in their language pairs.

Deadlines to submit continuing education credits may vary depending on each accreditation body. Please contact yours to learn more about renewal/compliance periods.

We will email your certificate of completion immediately after you complete the mandatory assessment.

Please contact us if you do not receive it within five minutes of completion.

Log into our website with the user and password you created at checkout. Access the library, open your course, and click on the assessment post. Follow the instructions displayed on the screen to complete it.

Mandatory assessments are periodically requested by accreditation programs as proof of attendance and performance.

Yes, we welcome students from all countries.

The International American Interpreters Association, the Continuing Education Accreditation Program, the American Translation Association, and several state court language access programs across the U.S.

Each class has listed approvals from the programs providing oversight. Please refer to the listed approvals section on each class page for more information.

Our goal is to provide professional interpreters and translators with the easiest way to obtain the highest quality of education in the market.