About RSBLI
The Regulatory Body for Sign Language Interpreters and Translators (RBSLI) is an independent, voluntary regulator established in 2015.
To promote professional provision of qualitative Sign Language Interpreting and Translation services to both deaf and hearing communities
What is the purpose of RBSLI?
The purpose of RBSLI is to maintain a Register of Accredited Sign Language Interpreters and Translators Registered Trainee Sign Language Interpreters and Translators, that promotes best practice and provides a welcoming, nurturing, inclusive and effective support for Professional Sign Language Interpreters and Translators and the individuals and communities which they serve.
What are the benefits of registering with RBSLI?
- RBSLI provides guidance and support to Accredited Registered Sign Language Interpreters and Translators and Registered Trainees
- Affiliation to a recognized and respected body to promote confidence amongst service users from deaf and hearing communities
- Providing consistent engagement with Registrants at all levels of skills and experience to promote delivery of positive, effective professional expertise to the highest standards
- Focused on supportive regulation and continuing development
- To promote best practice in delivering professional services to deaf and hearing communities and services users
How does RBSLI deliver on these objectives?
RBSLI’s Core Values are reflected in
- RBSLI Code of Ethics and Professional Standards
- RBSLI Continuing Development Programme
- RBSLI Dispute Resolution and Complaints Procedure
