Bring MigiHub to your campus, city or professional community. Help interpreting and translation professionals discover connected ways to work — while building experience and relationships of your own.
Help shape our founding ambassador community.
Choose the path that fits your experience and the people you want to bring together.
For interpreting and translation students
Bring practical technology experience to your campus. Help classmates and educators explore how interpreting agencies organize their work.
For interpreters, translators, educators and community leaders
Connect your professional community with better ways to manage language services. Bring local knowledge, useful introductions and real workflow experience.
An ambassador relationship starts with useful learning, a clear role and support for the activities we plan together.
Explore a free training workspace with demo data, arranged with the MigiHub team during onboarding.
Learn how bookings, people, scheduling, timesheets and billing connect across an agency’s day.
Receive an ambassador badge and a participation certificate after completing the agreed training and activities.
Use presentation materials, demo scenarios and MigiHub brand resources to prepare your local activities.
Share ideas, ask product questions and help the team understand the needs of your community.
Contribute to a community that brings together different professional backgrounds, places and languages.
Your language, local context and professional experience matter. Tell us where you are based and which communities you would like to reach.
Start with a campus or local network. As the program develops, experienced ambassadors may help coordinate activities across a wider region.
Classmates, instructors and student associations
Agencies, local associations and professional networks
Local spoken and sign languages, connected through shared learning
Coverage is nonexclusive. Several ambassadors can contribute in the same place.
We agree on a realistic plan around your studies or work. Here are three ways to begin.
Walk through a booking or a timesheet using demo data. Explain how the steps connect.
Organize a short campus introduction, online demonstration or conversation with an association.
Connect the MigiHub team with an educator or agency interested in exploring its operational needs.
Choose a path and tell us about your location, languages and community.
Discuss your interests, your availability and a first activity with our team.
Agree on your role, complete onboarding and explore the training workspace.
Run your first activity, share what you learned and plan the next step together.
Choose your path, share your languages and tell us what you would like to contribute. We will review your application and explore the next steps with you.
Learn how participation, training and local activities fit together.
Become an ambassadorInterpreting and translation students can apply for the Campus path. Practising interpreters, Deaf interpreters, translators, educators and community leaders can apply for the Community path. Tell us about your connection to language services and what you would like to contribute.
We welcome applications from different countries. Include your city, province, state or region, and the spoken and sign languages you use. We review how training, communication and local activities can work together before confirming participation.
You can apply while you are discovering MigiHub. Accepted ambassadors agree on an onboarding plan with our team and use a training workspace with demo data to prepare their activities.
We agree on a realistic activity plan around your studies or professional work. An activity could be a short campus introduction, an online product demonstration, a useful tutorial or an introduction to an agency or association.
It recognises MigiHub training and participation in the ambassador program. Professional interpreting qualifications and academic credentials remain the responsibility of the relevant institutions and professional bodies.
Participation terms and any approved activity support are discussed before joining. Commercial referral arrangements, when relevant, require a separate written agreement through the Partner Program. Ambassador coverage is nonexclusive; a city or country can have several contributors.
Experienced ambassadors may be considered for a future coordination role based on their contribution and local needs. The initial application paths are Campus and Community.
Complete the form, review your application and submit it directly from this website. Our team reviews the application before confirming participation.
