Sarah Bown Senior Practitioner

Registered Sign Language Interpreter
Languages: BSL English
(Registration Expires: 28/02/2026)
Photo ID Card No: 1012573
Weekdays Evenings Weekends
Contact no 07983001545
Text only No
Email address s.bown@btinternet.com

The information provided below is additional to registration requirements and therefore has not been verified by NRCPD.

Memberships

Organisation Date joined
Association of Sign Language Interpreters (ASLI) 01/01/1996

Additional qualifications

Type Qualification Date achieved
Professional Senior Fellow of The Higher Education Academy 26/06/2017
Professional OCR Assessor 30/03/2015
Specialist Professional NRCPD Registered Sign Language Interpreter 10/04/1997
Professional QCF Verifier 21/04/2016
Professional PGCHE 24/06/2004

Employments

Start date End date Job title Employer
01/09/1999 16/05/2025 Senior Lecturer University of Wolverhampton
01/02/2025 Educational consultant, academic researcher, trainer/assessor, senior practitioner/assessor, professional standards advisor, interpreter, translator Self Employed

General Info

Sarah is a BSL/English interpreter, longstanding senior lecturer (University of Wolverhampton), senior fellow of the higher education academy, QCR assessor/verifier,  researcher and NRCPD professional standards advisor and senior practitioner.  
She has successfully provided TSLI support (formerly known as 'supervision') for a substantial number of individuals in training.  She is available to be contacted by student interpreters (TSLI) seeking a senior practitioner.  Please contact her to enquire on her advertised email address. 
She is available to interpret in the domains of: community, education, health, employment, social services, conference, training courses, political meetings/events. 

Assignments

Education
Adult Education, i.e. 'leisure' courses
Further Education
Higher Education and professional
Schools, e.g. classroom, staff meetings/training, parents' meetings
Leisure
Sport outdoor, outdoor pursuits
Health and Social Services
Community consultation meetings
Housing
Physical health, e.g. GPs, hospitals, physio, opticians, dentists, health visitors, ante-natal
Social Services casework
Social Services home visits and assessments
Theatre, Arts, Television
Talks, e.g. gallery, museum
Workshops or training, arts, TV
Employment
Interviews
Training/professional development
Work support, e.g. telephone interpreting, meetings, correspondence, supervision
Other Specialisms
Conferences and large meetings
Disabilities, i.e. deaf people with disabilities
Minimal language skills clients
Political
Telephone
Video telephony, i.e. remote, distance