What we do
We strive to create a thriving environment where interpreters, linguists, and aspiring professionals can connect, exchange knowledge, and refine their skills.
One of our core missions is to provide inexpensive access to interpreter training and professional development in regions where social, economic, or political challenges limit access to education.
To sustain this mission and ensure continued education, we offer courses and mentorships, empowering our global community to contribute to keeping the platform active and impactful.
Understanding that remote interpreting can often feel isolating, we have built an ecosystem where professionals can connect, share stories, and inspire one another, fostering a true sense of community.
Together, we are transforming lives through knowledge, collaboration, and opportunity.
At Interpreter HUB, we're focusing on:
Building bridges between interpreters worldwide.
Sharing practical insights for professional growth.
Creating spaces for meaningful connections.
Empowering interpreters to shape their own professional journey.
Meet the Founder
Matheus A. Freitas
“I am a visionary dedicated to turning the impossible into reality, bridging gaps, and achieving meaningful goals”
Over 100.000 documented minutes interpreted ( OPI/VRI ).
C2 Proficiency - University of Cambridge.
Has worked with several of the leading companies in the market.
Trained hundreds of people around the world.
Interpreter Champion & Community Builder | Sr. Advisor of Interpreter HUB
Mark Rockford
A visionary builder in the language industry, Rockford has dedicated his career to creating and scaling successful language service companies and departments. His expertise spans across interpreter training, quality control, recruitment, assessment design, community building and program development, always with a focus on empowering language professionals to reach their full potential.
Our Vice-President
Valdir Ribeiro
“As an Interpreter and Biologist, I'm dedicated to helping those who can't speak for themselves, especially due to language barriers. I also strive to help people reach their full potential.”
