British Sign Language; BSL) Interpreter Justice ; Freelance
Listed on 2026-10-26
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Language/Bilingual
Interpreter
Support Access to Justice. Use Your Skills Where They Matter Most.
BSL Interpreters Needed for Justice Sector Assignments
Dals is seeking qualified BSL Interpreters to support police, court, and legal assignments across Greater Manchester.
Use your expertise to facilitate vital communication, promote equal access to justice, and make a meaningful difference when it matters most.
What Does Freelance Mean?As a freelance interpreter, you are self-employed and have complete flexibility over:
- Your working hours
- The assignments you accept
This allows you to fit interpreting around your professional and personal commitments.
What You'll DoAs a Freelance BSL Interpreter, you will:
- Interpret between English and British Sign Language (BSL)
- Support communication within police, court, legal, custodial, and justice-related settings
- Ensure accurate, confidential, and impartial interpretation
- Maintain professional standards and ethical practice at all times
- Manage your availability and assignments through our interpreting platform
- Help service users access essential legal and public services
- Flexible freelance opportunities
- Justice Sector assignments across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire area
- Free online training and development resources
- Dedicated support from an experienced team
- Refer-a-Friend scheme
- Opportunities to work on meaningful assignments that have a direct impact on people's lives
- Join one of the UK's leading language service providers
We're seeking professional BSL Interpreters who have:
- Fluency in English and British Sign Language (BSL)
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- The right to work in the UK
- Registration with NRCPD, RBSLI, or an equivalent professional body
- Relevant BSL Interpreting Qualification (Level 6 or equivalent preferred)
Applicants should hold one or more of the following:
- DPSI Law (Full)
- Diploma in Community Interpreting - Police & Court Pathway
- DPI
- Met Police Test
Every day, Deaf BSL users rely on qualified interpreters to access the justice system fairly and effectively.
Your expertise can help ensure that critical conversations are understood, rights are protected, and individuals can fully participate in legal proceedings.
Join Dals' growing network of specialist BSL Interpreters and support access to justice across the UK.
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