At Lexvolve, you will find all the help you need to start your path to a national certification.
The certification requirements vary depending on the certifying body and the credential that you are pursuing.
Do you want to know which requirements apply to you? Check our CERTIFICATION FAQ ebook for free.
Minimum Formal Training
One of the biggest hurdles for aspiring certified interpreters is meeting the 40-hour formal training requirement…
… and not any training will do.
It must be an accredited course.
At Lexvolve, we offer one of the most affordable, accredited 40-hour programs on the market.
Our course is designed to meet certification standards, so you can move forward in your career with confidence.
Our accredited 40-Hour Interpreter Training Course meets the foundational training requirement for nationally recognized certification programs and opens the door to a new stage in your career: higher rates, greater recognition, and better job opportunities.
Info on how to pay for this course in instalments at the end of the page.
Dates currently available are:
August 2026:
Code [40C260801]
Start date: Monday, August 3rd, 2026.
End date: Friday, August 28th, 2026.
Encounters: Monday to Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time on Zoom
Download the leaflet here
Language Proficiency Tests
Be ready to prove your language proficiency
At Lexvolve, we’re partnering with expert instructors to help you prepare for widely recognized exams like IELTS, Cambridge, and TOEFL, so you can meet the language requirement with confidence.
Want to be the first to know when sessions launch? Complete the form to express your interest.
If you’re interested in taking an exam for Spanish, complete the form! We’ll have updates soon.
Certification Sponsorship Program
We know that getting certified is a big money investment and we want to make it possible for everyone.
We want interpreters to succeed in their careers.
Talk is cheap. That’s why we provide full sponsorship for interpreters who have taken one of our 40-hour courses.
Terms and Conditions here.
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Our Certification Sponsorship Program is a unique benefit for our 40-hour course takers who have demonstrated outstanding performance and have a genuine interest in getting certified but the costs are a limitation.
We cover the cost of certification for them to help them in their professional milestones and contribute to the professionalization of the field.
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You can only sign up for our Certification Sponsorship Program if you have successfully completed a 40-hour course with Lexvolve.
Additional requirements can be found in the Terms and Conditions.
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Zero. Free. None.
With our Certification Sponsorship Program, Lexvolve will provide sponsorship to cover the cost of your certification once you are ready to start taking the exams.Our CSP is thought so you can get certified at no cost to you.
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After the completion of every 40-hour Medical Interpreter Course, Lexvolve will share the platform, dates, enrollment windows and all relevant information with the interpreters who finished the course successfully.
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Yes and no. At Lexvolve, we want to shift the focus from interpreters located in traditionally dominant countries who work with traditionally dominant languages, and give more opportunities to groups that don’t have easy access to these opportunities.
However, your country of origin or location won’t exclude you from receiving the benefit.
Certification Support
We are with you.
We accompany all interpreters on their path to certification.
From a relaxed chat with colleagues to hands-on practice to get ready, at Lexvolve, we have it all!
Check our events.
Enroll to secure your spot before seats fill up!
Join us in this relaxed and private work group to get all the practice you need to feel confident, review the certification process, get insights from certified interpreters, and more to rock your certification exams!
FREE Event. Not sure where to start? Come join us! We meet twice a month for 1 hour to talk about options for certification, its benefits, why it is important, and whether you have what it takes to get certified.