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Interpreting Industry Conferences
ATTENTION CCHI certificants:
For conferences that have 1) concurrent sessions and 2) some non-accredited sessions, CCHI requires signatures or other verification (individual certificates for each online session/webinar; codes, etc.) to confirm attendance of specific conference sessions in addition to the general certificate of attendance. Please check the conference program ahead of time and see the listings below that detail which sessions have been accredited by CCHI.
If an in-person conference does not offer their own attendance tracking document, you may use one of these templates to collect the signatures from presenters to verify that you attended their presentation. Print out blank templates and take them to the event.
CCHI does not accept emails confirming registration or payment as proof of attending a conference (online or in person). Attendance of a specific session at any virtual conference must be verified by the event organizer.
It is the certified interpreter’s responsibility to obtain necessary documentation from the conference organizers. CCHI is not responsible for how conference organizers communicate with their attendees and what attendance documentation they provide.
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TAPIT Annual Conference
Who: TAPIT
Where: Johnson City, TN
When: Nov 7-8 2026Who: Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Translators
For more information: https://tapitinc.org/conference2026/
CE Credits: The following sessions are accredited by CCHI (CEAP ID #11301):
Day 1 – up to 6.5 CE hrs:
Keynote Address: Staying Ahead of the Curve by Javier Castillo (1 CE hr)
What Can Academic and Field Research Tell Us About the Interpreter’s Craft? by Dr. Brandee Marie Strickland (1 CE hr)
“I’m Not Just Bilingual, I’m a Professional Interpreter” by Tatiana González-Cestari (1 CE hr)
Memory Mastery by Javier Castillo (1 PB CE hr)
Let’s Practice: Rewiring the Brain by Bruni Treviño Dopatka (1 PB CE hr)
Computer Assisted Translation (CAT) Tools Workshop by John Mark Maust (1.5 PB CE hr)Day 2 – up to 3.5 CE hrs:
The Symbol Solution: Understanding and Building a System of Symbols to Improve Note-Taking by Javier Castillo (1 PB CE hr)
Teaching and Learning Medical Interpreting Skills: Instructor and Student Perspectives by Dr. Liv Detwiler (1 CE hr)
Drugs, Medications and Pharmacology by Tatiana González-Cestari (1.5 CE hr)*PB means “performance-based”; CCHI certificants are required to obtain 4 PB CE hours every four years.
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MATI 23nd Annual Conference
Who: MATI
Where: Indiana
When: November 14, 2026Who: The Midwest Association of Translators and Interpreters
For more information: https://www.matiata.org/event-6753075
CE Credits: TBD
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LEO14 International Virtual Conference
Who: LEO
Where: Online
When: December 3–4, 2026Who: Linguist Education Online
For more information: https://linguisteducationonline.com/leo-14th-online-conference/
CE Credits: All sessions are accredited for 11 CE hrs (CEAP ID # 11312)
These sessions are accredited for Interactive Ethics:
The Case for Compassion by Marisa Rueda Will (1 IE CE hr)
Beyond the AI Debate: Protecting Language Access Through Ethical Practice by Laisson DeSouza (1 IE CE hr)
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Past Conferences
CCHI maintains a record on our website of CEAP-accredited conferences from the past five years. Follow the link for the details of each conference.