Association of Translators and Interpreters Uganda
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Online exams are available on demand from anywhere, and in-person exams are held at scheduled sittings.
Registration is now open. Registration will close on August 21, 2026.
This is an online, on-demand exam that you schedule yourself. Once you have received an email to register from ExamRoom, you have 30 days to take the exam. This email will include instructions to schedule your exam.
There are specific software and hardware requirements for online exams. Before you register, make sure you have everything you need. See all requirements and restrictions.
The exam registration fee is UGX 100,000.
Join or renew your ATIU membership to register for the exam.
You must be a member of ATA to register for an exam. ATA membership is not refundable. Join ATIU.
August 10, 2026 / 9:00am - 12:00pm EAT
Makerere conference hall
See DetailsAdditional exams will be posted as they are confirmed. If an exam is not available in your area, contact us to request one.
There are specific software and hardware requirements for in-person exams. Before you register, make sure you have everything you need. See all requirements and restrictions.
In-Person Exam sittings have a maximum capacity and can sell out. There are no waitlists for sold-out exams.
Exam-taking strategies, articles, checklists, and advice have been gathered from successful candidates and exam graders.
Read MoreThe practice test is an excellent way to measure your readiness. It consists of an actual exam passage from a previous year.
Read MoreATIU exam results are pass or fail only. This is the prevailing practice of many high-stakes credentialing exams.
Read MoreOnly ATIU Members are eligible to take the ATIU Certification Exam.
Join ATIU TodayIf so, this exam is NOT for you! If you are a newcomer to this field, ATIU has resources for you.
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Every year, hundreds of people take ATA’s certification exam and approximately 80% of them fail to earn ATA certification. This article, written by an exam grader with 15 years of experience, asks you the necessary questions to help you measure your readiness.
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