NDIS interpreting · Coming soon
Get confident interpreting NDIS meetings.
NDIS meetings are long, personal and full of program terms — plans, supports, plan managers, reviews. Practise them with an AI planner and participant, then see exactly where meaning slipped.
Who it's for
- Community interpreters taking NDIS assignments
- Interpreters new to disability services
- Students preparing for community work
Dialogues coming soon
NDIS planning meeting
Goals, a typical day, informal supports and plan management.
NDIS plan reassessment
Therapy hours used, progress and a parent's concerns.
Support coordinator home visit
Support worker days, preferences and a service agreement.
What you'll get better at
- NDIS terminology
- Goals in the participant's own words
- Three-way meetings with family
- Numbers and funding amounts
How a session works
- Step 1
Two speakers who can't understand each other
Pick a scenario. Two AI voices play the parts: an English-speaking professional and a client who speaks your other language.
- Step 2
You interpret, out loud
Hold Space (or the mic button) while you talk. You relay each turn into the other language, as you would in a real session.
- Step 3
Score and feedback in minutes
When you finish, XINGO scores accuracy, terminology, fluency, turn management and professionalism, with notes on what to fix.
Questions
Is XINGO affiliated with the NDIS or NDIA?+
No. XINGO is independent practice software. The scenarios are realistic role-plays, not official NDIS material.
Can I try an NDIS scenario for free?+
Yes — the planning meeting is a free preview dialogue. The full course is included with Pro or any minute pack.
Do I need to know NDIS terms first?+
It helps. The planner uses real program terms, and your feedback flags terminology you rendered inconsistently.
NDIS interpreting practice is coming soon.
NAATI CCL practice is open now, with free practice minutes every month. No card needed.