Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council
British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreter - AWARD
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
This sits below the typical range for Education & Training contracts — a smaller, more accessible award. Based on 23,516 valued Education & Training tenders in our corpus.
This programme is designed to support participants who require a BSL Interpreter in order to participate in the Black Country Impact Programme.
This provision will support participants who wish to get involved in a range of activities and training provision to move closer towards their career aspirations.
Participants will need a BSL interpreter in order to support their development.
They may also have a range of other barriers which could include disabilities and mental health.
Providers must demonstrate their experience of working with these groups.
Interpreters will need to travel to support our participants at locations determined by their training provision (within the Sandwell area).
Support could be delivered remotely where clients are taking part in remote learning.
Advance notice will be given of upcoming sessions.
Travel costs must be incorporated in the hourly rate.
It is anticipated that providers will be aligned and approved by the NRCPD.
All interpreters must have a current standard disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service.
As a company you must have a current safeguarding policy and valid professional indemnity insurance.
Service Provider must:
What the notice asks for
This programme is designed to support participants
This programme is designed to support participants who require a BSL Interpreter in order to participate in the Black Country Impact Programme.
This provision will support participants who wish
This provision will support participants who wish to get involved in a range of activities and training provision to move closer towards their career aspirations.
Participants will need a BSL interpreter in
Participants will need a BSL interpreter in order to support their development.
Providers must demonstrate their experience of working
Providers must demonstrate their experience of working with these groups.
Interpreters will need to travel to support
Interpreters will need to travel to support our participants at locations determined by their training provision (within the Sandwell area).
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What this notice demands of you
3 named in obligation language, 0 mentioned. Each one is quoted from the notice.
All interpreters must have a current standard disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service.
As a company you must have a current safeguarding policy and valid professional indemnity insurance.
As a company you must have a current safeguarding policy and valid professional indemnity insurance.
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