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PERSONAL DETAILS CREDIT SHEET FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT undertaken from. to NAME: LOTE(s): Log book submitted to: SKILLS NAATI NAATI Number: Translator AUSIT AUSIT Membership Number: Interpreter ASLIA/ Deaf Society ASLIA Membership Number: Both Place an X in the appropriate box(s) List Your Areas of Specialisation (if any): 1. 2. 3. 4. Log Book June 15 Page 1 of 15

SECTION 1: ETHICS OF THE PROFESSION Developmental Activities: Ethics of the Profession value Details (activity title, where and when) s 1.1 Attendance at a training event (e.g. refresher, workshop, seminar etc) run by a professional body (e.g. ASLIA, AUSIT) NAATI or language service provider (e.g. hospital, agency) specifically concerned with Ethics of the Profession; participating in courses on ethics not specific to T&I but relevant to T&I practice. 1 to 4 1.2 Attendance at a training event (e.g. refresher, workshop, seminar etc) run by a professional body (e.g. ASLIA, AUSIT) NAATI or language service provider (e.g. hospital, agency) specifically concerned with Ethics of the Profession; participating in courses on ethics not specific to T&I but relevant to T&I practice. 4 to full day 1.3 Facilitation of a training event (e.g. refresher, workshop, seminar, webinar etc.) for professional body (e.g. ASLIA, AUSIT) NAATI or language service provider (e.g. hospital, agency) specifically concerned with Ethics of the Profession. (Maximum points in a year) Log Book June 15 Page 2 of 15

SECTION 1: Developmental Activities: Ethics of the Profession ETHICS OF THE PROFESSION value Details (activity title, where and when) s 1.4 Self-directed learning activities such as writing or reading articles on ethics, engaging in ethics debates, or other PD activities with a high ethical emphasis. Evidence in the form of a written report of about 700 words. Evidence through confirmation by a peer 1.5. Completion of the Online Behaving Ethically offered by NAATI. N/A (Claimable for revalidation once in any three-year cycle.) Log Book June 15 Page 3 of 15

SECTION 2: MAINTENANCE OF LANGUAGE Developmental Activities: Maintenance Of Language Value Details (Activity title, where and when) s 2.1 Spending a minimum of 2 weeks in the country of your LOTE. Shorter stays can be added up and counted at the end of the 3 years. (Maximum points in a year) Minimum 2 weeks 2.2 Subscription to LOTE websites, newsgroups, newspapers, magazines, journals, periodicals etc. (Maximum points in a year) 2.3 Private advanced language study - English or LOTE - at an organisation recognised as providing expert language tuition (for example Alliance Francaise) (Maximum points in a year) Minimum 2.4 Participation in networking, community or other relevant events run by an established community organisation or professional body where the primary language used in participation is the LOTE. (Maximum points in a year) 2.5 Subscription to LOTE or Deaf community websites, newsgroups, Log Book June 15 Page 4 of 15

SECTION 2: MAINTENANCE OF LANGUAGE Developmental Activities: Maintenance Of Language Value Details (Activity title, where and when) s newspapers, magazines, journals, periodicals etc. that are written in English, or have content in Auslan such as: - World Federation of the Deaf News - Deaf Australia Outlook - British Deaf News - Journal of Deaf Studies & Deaf Education - Deaf Worlds: International - Journal of Deaf Studies - Sign Language Studies (Maximum points in a year) 2.6 Membership of Deaf Australia (Auslan interpreters only, max pt/year) 2.7 Completion of a formal professional development workshop, course unit or module at a tertiary institution on LOTE, English, Auslan/ Deaf Studies or linguistics. to More than 60 Log Book June 15 Page 5 of 15

SECTION 3: TRANSLATING OR INTERPRETING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES: T & I SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Value Details (When, where) s Earned 3.1 Attendance at a formal T&I professional development session, workshop seminar or webinar conducted by AUSIT, ASLIA or other professional organisations in the industry or by NAATI, university department, private or government language service agency. (Maximum 60 points in a year) 1 to 3 4 hrs- 1day 3.2 Attendance at a formal professional development seminar or conference on T & I, incl. linguistics or deaf studies (Maximum 60 points in a year) 4 hrs- 1 day 3.3 Attained NAATI Accreditation at a higher level or gained additional accreditation. e.g. Paraprofessional to Professional 3.4 Attendance at a formal professional development workshop, training module or short course at a tertiary education institution on T&I or related topic. to Log Book June 15 Page 6 of 15

SECTION 3: TRANSLATING OR INTERPRETING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES: T & I SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Value Details (When, where) s Earned (Maximum 1 points in a year) 3.5 Completion of a formal professional development workshop, course unit or module at a tertiary institution on T&I or related topic. (Maximum 0 points in a year) More than 60 3.6 Completion of a T&I qualification Diploma or Advanced Diploma level Bachelor degree or Graduate Diploma Masters or relevant research degree (e.g. masters, PhD) (Claimable on graduation) 0 1 150 3.7 Completion of a tertiary qualification in a related discipline (e.g. linguistics, TESOL, International Relations or Deaf Studies) Diploma or Advanced Diploma level Bachelor degree or Graduate Diploma Masters or relevant research degree (e.g. PhD) (Claimable on graduation) 0 1 150 Log Book June 15 Page 7 of 15

SECTION 4: COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES: COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Value Details (Where, when) s Earned 4.1 Specialist non-t&i sessions Attendance at a formal training session, workshop or seminar relating to: Business management, Personal development, Computer literacy and Specialisation area of the practitioner e.g., generic legal, medical or educational information workshops. (Maximum points in a year) 2 to 4 4-1 day 4.2 Attendance at a T&I networking session, or at a T&I forum or awareness day, or at the Branch or National AGM, or T&I agency developmental team meetings. (Maximum points in a year) Log Book June 15 Page 8 of 15

SECTION 4: COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES: COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Value Details (When and names) s Earned 4.3 Active participation in the ebulletin, ASLIA, AUSIT, WAITI, NAATI or other T&I language forum posting a helpful message at least twice in a year. (Maximum points in a year) 4.4 Active membership of a LOTE cultural club or similar body; contribution to LOTE or specialist media (e.g. community newsletter, radio, community television). (Maximum points in a year) 4.5. Induction and orientation Attendance at an T & I industry related employer/workplace induction and orientation (Maximum points in a year) 2 to 4 More than 4 Log Book June 15 Page 9 of 15

SECTION 4: COMPLEMENTARY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT 4.6. Paid up membership of a T & I related professional association. AUSIT ASLIA WAITI PA AALITRA (Maximum points in a year) 4.7 Attendance at networking sessions at ASLIA and Deaf community events (Maximum points in a year) Log Book June 15 Page of 15

SECTION 5: CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROFESSION DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES: CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROFESSION Value Details (When and names) s Earned 5.1 Regular attendance at meetings and formal contribution to an AUSIT, ASLIA, WAITI committee or subcommittee, or conference organising committee. (Maximum points in a year) 5.2 Publication of an article in the AUSIT, ASLIA, WAITI or NAATI newsletter. (Maximum points in a year) 5.3 Development of and publishing resource materials related to T & I such as: Dictionaries Thesaurus Courseware Specialist Glossaries (Conference Interpreters) A-V content (DVD, on-line, CD etc) Editing peer-reviewed journal (Maximum points in a year) 5.4 Presentation of a one hour or more T&I workshop. (Maximum points in a year) Log Book June 15 Page 11 of 15

SECTION 5: CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROFESSION 5.5 Teaching T&I in a formal course that meets AQTF (Australian Quality Training Framework) criteria or higher, for 6 months or more. Covers only limited workload, e.g. a few per week, as a casual employee or contractor. (2 hrs per week for 18 weeks = 36 ) (Maximum 60 points in a year) 5.6 Teaching a T& I course at TAFE or university level for 6 months or more. Fulltime employment or carrying maximum workload is expected. (Maximum 0 points in a year) 5.7 Sharing your practical experience Through mentoring new practitioners or supervising work-experience students or big projects for min 6 in total. Or participating as a mentee in a formal mentoring program. (Maximum 30 points in a year) 5.8 A publication in a refereed industry journal, book or relevant peer-reviewed journal of at least 00 words. (Maximum points in a year) 1 Semester or more 1 Semester or more 6 minimum 30 50 5.9 Presenting a paper of at least minutes duration at a T&I or related discipline conference. (Maximum points in a year) mins or more Log Book June 15 Page 12 of 15

SECTION 5: CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROFESSION 5. Serving as a NAATI Examiner and marking or more tests per 3 year cycle. (Maximum points in a year) 5.11 Serving as a NAATI Examiner and being involved in setting of one or more tests per 3 year cycle. (Maximum points in a year) 5.12. Serving as a NAATI Examiner and attending a NAATI Examiner training workshop. (Maximum points in a year) up to 3 duration 4 or more PLEASE NOTE TOTAL POINTS To meet the PD requirements, the total points must be at least 1 over a three year period. Log Book June 15 Page 13 of 15

SUGGESTION BOX Please write here if you think you have undertaken an activity worth PD points, but are not mentioned above. Declaration: I certify that the entries in this document are a true and accurate record of the Professional Development I have participated in/undertaken during the stated reporting period and that I have the documentary evidence necessary to support the above record should I be called on to present it for validation/audit. Applicant Witness Signature:... Signature:... Name:.. (Print name here) Name:.. (Print name here) Date: Date: Contact telephone number:. Log Book June 15 Page 14 of 15

Witness Criteria - The witness must be 18 years of age or over, must not be related to the applicant by birth or marriage, and must not be in a de-facto relationship with the applicant. The witness must be currently employed in one of the following professional or occupational groups: Justices of the Peace (JP) Accountants Bank Managers Chartered Professional Engineers Police Officers (with a minimum of 5 years continuous service) Members of the legal profession (solicitors, judges, magistrates) Clerks of Courts Dentists Pharmacists Registered Nurses Registered Medical Practitioners Registered Veterinary Surgeons Full time teachers (with a minimum of 5 years employment at a school or tertiary institution) Public Service Employees (State or Commonwealth with a minimum of 5 years service) Log Book June 15 Page 15 of 15