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Kusar Court Reporters & Legal Services, Inc. is your one source for court reporting and litigation support services wherever and whenever – coast to coast. Serving you since 1983, we know that attention to detail and reliability is what you have come to depend upon and expect. Our friendly staff is here to take care of all the details for your upcoming depositions and events and communicate with you, giving you the ease of knowing that we have you covered. Our Complimentary Conference Rooms are available statewide, from San Diego to Sacramento, and nationally through our professional network. Our Southern California Long Beach headquarters serves as a perfect meeting place, a midpoint hub, 20 minutes from LAX, John Wayne, and Long Beach Airports, for depositions, mediations, and arbitrations. Complimentary treats and fresh baked cookies make it a pleasant experience. Come spend a day with us and find out for yourself.

The Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) provides access to phone and on-site interpreting services in over 150 languages.

The Citizens Information Board provides independent information, advice and advocacy on public and social services through citizensinformation.ie, the Citizens Information Phone Service and the network of Citizens Information Services. It is responsible for the Money Advice and Budgeting Service and provides the National Advocacy Service for people with disabilities, along with the Sign Language Interpreting Service.

A vocational education institution, the Australia-International Institute of Workplace Training (AIWT) is a Western Australian Registered Training Organisa

The National Network for Interpreting aims to design and disseminate creative promotional material and organise events, activities and visits for universities and schools. Our activities will give you an insight into what it is like to train and work as an interpreter and we hope that the interviews, clips, exercises and games will inspire you to learn languages and make you want to consider interpreting as a career. Although this will not be a substitute for professional training you will get a good idea what skills you need to develop if one day you do decide to become professional.