Language Bank is proud to serve the New England area and beyond for 20 years with language-access services as an Ascentria Care Alliance social enterprise program. We’re here for all of your interpretation, translation, and interpreter training needs.
Language Bank is a nonprofit social enterprise employing many refugees resettled by Ascentria and immigrants. Their rich knowledge of language and culture enhances the services we provide.
We directly employ hundreds of interpreters representing 60+ in-person languages. We can translate documents into over 150 languages. Our clients include some of the largest health care facilities, government agencies, legal firms, technology companies, insurers, educational systems, financial institutions, and additional industries.
We understand the importance of clear communications and pride ourselves on delivering consistent, quality services to all that we serve. We stand behind this promise because we carefully screen all of the professionally trained interpreters in our program – ensuring only the highest quality of service.
Language Bank’s interpreters are certified and licensed interpreters with many years of experience in the field. Our scheduling team recognizes the communication preferences of your Deaf and Hard of Hearing consumers and pairs them with an American Sign Language interpreter that matches their communication style.
Our translation services cover a wide range of needs including: medical patient communication, legal contracts, patents, medical forms, school transcripts and records, marriage and birth certificates, technical literature, sales and marketing materials, scripts, websites, and more.
Language Bank has all the resources you need to become a professional interpreter. This is a great opportunity to earn excellent wages while making a difference in people’s lives. Wondering how to get started in this growing field? With our own in-house, online training program, we make it easy! Our training course is licensed by the New Hampshire Department of Education as a postsecondary education program. License Number: LAMA-221.
The main difference between Interpretation and Translation is that Translation focuses on written content while Interpretation takes place on the spot. For Interpretation, the meaning is orally conveyed from one spoken language into another language.