Yes, absolutely! I continue to serve clients in Algeria through my trusted teams based there. We can support your entire event—from sound and technical setup to interpreter coordination. Please note that while I oversee the project, I cannot always guarantee my personal presence on-site.

Not at the moment. I’m not accredited to offer official interpreter training, and I want to ensure that anything I provide meets proper professional standards. If this ever becomes available, I will definitely make an announcement. It was a project of mine in the past, but it’s not something I’m focusing on right now.

I’ve written a detailed post to help beginners take their first steps! You can check it out here, and explore my curated list of beginner-friendly and advanced resources here.

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Both! I offer remote and in-person interpreting, and I’m available to travel across Canada for assignments.

I work primarily in English, French, and Arabic, offering interpreting and translation services across various fields (government, conferences, legal, technical, and more).

However, I also have an extensive multilingual network. If your event requires additional languages, I can connect you with qualified professionals and help coordinate a full interpreting team to support your needs.

For conferences and full multiple-days events, it’s best to book 2–4 weeks in advance, as interpreter schedules fill up quickly. For shorter meetings, I can often accommodate last-minute requests depending on availability.

I work with both. Agencies, government institutions, NGOs, and private clients all book through me. If your event requires a full team, I can assemble and coordinate it for you.

Not yet. I am currently a Candidate for Accreditation in Conference Interpretation with ATIO (the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario). Once my accreditation is finalized, I will update this page and share the news across my platforms.