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Report on supply and demand for Auslan interpreters
2004
The report presents the findings of the study and is a valuable resource for all levels of government, the deafness sector and the wider community.
Alternative Format
Supply and demand for Auslan interpreters report PDF [1MB]
Table of contents
Executive Summary
I. Introduction
II. Numbers of Deaf Auslan Users And Auslan Interpreters Across Australia
III. Supply of Auslan Interpreters
IV. Demand for Auslan Interpreting Services
V. Auslan Interpreting at Medical Consultations
VI. Auslan Interpreting for Legal and Financial Matters
VII. Auslan Interpreting for Education and Employment Matters
VIII. Overall Opinions of Deaf Auslan Users
IX. Alternative Technologies for Providing Auslan Interpreting Services
References
Attachment A: Deaf Auslan user survey instrument
Attachment B: Calculating the extent to which individual interpreter needs are met
Attachment C: Survey Frequencies and selected State crosstabulations - Deaf Auslan User Survey
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