For Interpreters

An agency relationship that respects the work.

SIA was created by an interpreter. That experience shapes how SIA describes assignments, considers qualifications and specialized experience, and supports interpreters before, during, and after the work.

Clear assignment information

Know what you are accepting.

Clear details and expectations support informed decisions and better preparation.

Thoughtful matching

Experience is not interchangeable.

SIA considers qualifications, specialized settings, communication needs, known preferences, and whether keeping a trusted interpreter matters.

Professional autonomy

Your availability stays yours.

Use Stough Connect to manage availability, review assignments, and share workflow updates without first-come pressure.

Work with SIA

Join the interpreter roster.

Experienced interpreters can express interest in contract work, share credentials, qualifications, and specialized experience, and learn more about SIA’s working relationships.

Interpreter interest

Learn with SIA

Mentorship and future internships.

Students and emerging interpreters follow a separate professional-development path focused on mentorship and future internships. It is not a contractor application.

Explore mentorship

Interpreter interest

Tell SIA about your professional background.

Use this brief form to share your interest in contract interpreting work with SIA. Please do not send sensitive documents through this form.

Next step

Work with SIA or learn with SIA.

Roster interest and professional development are separate options. Choose the one that fits where you are now.

Interpreter Interest