A potential sponsor, therefore, might very well be interested in talking at length with the applicant and providing information on the profession and association. This classification is geared to interpretation and even a 'C' level is what the layperson would call fluent. Applicants may sometimes be surprised to hear potential sponsors advise them to request a 'B' rather than a 'A' or a 'C' rather than a 'B'. All members must have at least one 'A' language but may have more than one. A language other than the interpreter's native language of which she or he has a perfect command and into which she or he works from one or more of her or his other languages.
Some interpreters work into a 'B' language in only one of the two modes of interpretation.
Languages of which the interpreter has a complete understanding and from which she or he works. Worked Note down your last 150 days worked. If you have worked a lot for an organization, you do not have to list every contract separately. You do not need to submit contracts or other documentation with the list, but you should have them. And two of the sponsors should have their professional address in the same AIIC region as the applicant.