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I see this advice many times:

''Many NGOs need (simultaneous) interpreters so contact them and work pro-bono to get some professional training/to get your foot in the door.''

Has anyone actually managed to find a few in the UK and interpret for them? I'm curious to know how you went about.

asked 17 Aug '12, 06:47

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