Ethics Module

If you have recently become an ATA-certified translator, you must complete the Ethics Module during your first three-year reporting period. You may complete the free online course below. This course is self-directed and only needs to be completed once.

 

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  • Sign the Verification Statement. Retain a copy of this signed verification statement to submit along with your CEPs at the end of your reporting period.

 

If you have any questions, please contact the Certification Program Manager.

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Benefits of Certification

ATA-certified translators earn a distinction that can open doors to career advancement and higher compensation.

Recognition through distinction

ATA-certified translators are prominently highlighted in ATA’s Directory of Language Professionals, allowing you to stand out from the competition.

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Using the CT designation and seal is an excellent way to show off your certification status on your résumé, business cards, and more.

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