Profile Description
I have been a British Sign Language (BSL)/English Interpreter on the NRCPD* National Register for over 15 years.
In addition, since 2019, I have been an NRCPD* Registered Lipspeaker. This means that I can work with a wide variety of Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people who use British Sign Language or Sign Supported English or Lipreading (with or without supporting signs).
Based north east of Canterbury, I can work face to face (across Kent, London or further afield) or remotely (Zoom, MS Teams etc). I have interpreted in a variety of domains such as
– heritage (eg: tours of galleries, historical houses and museums)
– business (eg: office interpreting, interviews, training courses)
– arts & theatre (eg: rehearsals, backstage tours, front of stage stage interpreting)
– community (eg: parent/teacher meetings, medical appointments)
*NRCPD is the National Register for Communication Professionals working with Deaf and DeafBlind People. Every Language Service Professional on this Register has to abide by a Code of Conduct (which includes specific duties around confidentiality). Each person is also required to hold a current DBS search and undertake annual CPD to make sure their skills are up to date.
Art forms
- Crafts
- Dance
- Drawing
- Fashion
- Furniture
- Heritage and history
- Management
- Nature and Gardens
- Painting
- Performing arts
- Public art
- Sculpture
- Textile
- Theatre and drama
- Visual arts
- Written words
Address
Canterbury, , Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom,
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Opening hours - Details
Generally, I'm available weekdays, evenings or weekends subject to other diary demands at the time.
There is a particular shortage of BSL/English Interpreters across Kent, and more especially so for Lipspeakers. Therefore, please do try to book as far in advance as possible, although it can still be worth asking if it's short notice as I may have had a recent cancellation in my diary.