Basic Interpreter Training

So keep in mind this industry is growing and booming because as the years go by so do the “Limited English Speakers”
The population continues to grow, and so does the industry.

Therefore, it is important and valuable to promote and share the importance of “Learning and Speaking a Second Language”.  

That is why it is so important that we share and provide them with this valuable information to all of our K-12 students, as well as our College Students in order to let them know how much more valuable they will be if ONLY they spoke a “Second Language”.

So, regardless of the career, they choose; speaking a “Second Language” is a really valuable asset, it will open up new possibilities and they will be that much more competitive!

Therefore, we need to continue to promote “bilingualism” to help our “Millenniums” be on the competitive edge and to embed the importance of knowing and speaking a “second or their home language”.

In 2011 I was very fortunate in having the opportunity to provide interpreter training to Schools as well as those that have been working as “Bilinguals, BIA’s, IA’s, In-house Interpreters, and providers, etc”.  Now, being able to train “Bilingual BIA’s, IA’s and In-house interpreters” on the Do’s and Don’ts of the Interpreting world has been an amazing opportunity because now they are aware of what the Role of an Interpreter is and they know NOT to Over Step those Boundaries.

As we know Interpreting cannot be learned by just “Speaking a Second Language” or from a book alone, but only through a combination of study, steady practice, and training.

I also know that the information and exercises that I provide in my interpreter training will be a stepping stone into the industry.  

1. How many of you know the difference between Interpreter & Translator?

2. Do you know about the Pre-Session and Post-Session?

3. How many different modes of Interpretation are they?

4. Have you had any formal training?

If you answered “No” to any of these questions, then most likely you don’t know much about “Interpreting” and therefore will need some training to help you with your career as an Interpreter.

1. Are you bilingual?

2. Do you work as a Bilingual Representative?

3. Are you fluent in at least 2 or more languages?

4. Want to learn more about this industry?

5. Do you offer In-house interpreters?

6. Have they received any formal training?

7. Interested in getting more information on how my training can help your business?

8. Want to schedule a presentation for your school on this topic?

9. Ready to develop an “In-house Interpreter training” program?

10. Interested in any of my services?

If “Yes” then you are a perfect candidate for my “Introduction to Interpreter Training”.

Join the 1000s of Interpreters and Entrepreneurs that have been fortunate enough to go through my training and are now working in the Courts, Schools, Hospitals, or started their own Interpreting Agency.  I’ve been training interpreters for over 19+ years,  I’ve been offering Interpreter training to those interested in the industry, or already in the industry, but are struggling to Start, Grow, or Launch their business.