ATA Certification is a respected credential that recognizes a translator’s ability to produce professional, high-quality work. In the United States, it is one of the few industry-recognized certifications available and is often a key qualification valued by clients, agencies, and organizations.
“ATA certification offers objective evidence that a translator possesses the knowledge and skills necessary to provide a quality translation. ATA certification is one of the industry’s most respected credentials for translators and is the only widely recognized measure of competence for translation in the U.S. See what it means to be an ATA-certified translator and what it takes to earn this credential.”
— ATA Certification
The ATA certification exam is designed to assess professional translation skills in specific language pairs. To take the exam, candidates must:
1️⃣ Become an ATA Member
2️⃣ Confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements
3️⃣ Register for the certification exam
While there are many ways to demonstrate your skills as a translator, ATA certification is a powerful way to stand out in the industry and show your commitment to professional standards.
Useful Links:
🔹 A Guide to ATA Certification
🔹 How the Exam is Graded
🔹 Upcoming Exam Sittings
🔹 Practice Test for the ATA Certification Exam
🔹 Exam Day Tips for Candidates
