Every interpreter including those working as an educational interpreter, and/or bilingual BIA requires a great deal of training, and understanding of the industry.
Unfortunately, not many bilingual individuals entering this industry understand what it takes, what you need, and the special requirements needed in order to provide accurate and professional services.
That’s why I made it my Mission to Empower you through training and development to help you provide the best language services to your LEPs.
I’ve been providing Interpreting and Translation solutions since 2000.
With over 20+ years of professional interpreting and translation experience, I am your one-stop shop for all of your interpreting, translation, over the phone (OTP), video interpreting (VRI), and transcription services locally and abroad.
Don’t put your Business at RISK – contract an Experienced and Professional Interpreter for all your business service needs! At Your Service 24/7.
Provide you with the steps, processes needed to get your career started.
You will receive one-on-one sessions as well as step-by-step guides.
Access to the rules and guidelines needed to perform your duties.
An educational interpreter’s job is to provide services to children, young adults, parents, staff, as required by federal law and “best practices in education.”
You need to learn to adapt and work in different settings within the educational system, work with different team members in order to help with the planning, development, and implementation of each program for each student…
LANGUAGE SKILLS – speak 2 or more languages fluently.
TERMINOLOGY – understand and learn the terminology for the business sector you want to pursue.
BUSINESS SKILLS – learn the skills needed to start and grow your business, if you are going to be working for yourself as an Entrepreneur; A/P, A/R, CSRR, SEO, Sales & Marketing just to name a few.
Apart from understanding the industry and what it takes, what you need, you must learn the intense terminology involved and it’s important that you understand the requirements, your role, and always be prepared to work with a variety of settings and sectors.
Interpreters provide an array of services to so many clients, many industries, business sectors, therefore it’s very important to understand your Role as an Interpreter, the requirements, and your duties as an interpreter.
Interpreters provide an array of services to so many clients, many industries, business sectors, therefore it’s very important to understand the requirements, what you need, and how to provide the services for each setting and business sector.
Did you know that Interpreting is more than just knowing how to speak 2 or more languages?
If you’re bilingual and seeking a career as a professional interpreter in the educational setting this training is for you.
If you are a school district and have in-house interpreters, BIA’s, or subcontract interpreters and want to help them and train them in order to provide professional interpreting services for your LEPs this training is for you.
Contact me today and let’s talk about your training needs and how I can help you and provide you with the support you need.
My training includes techniques, guidelines, pre-session, modes, vocabulary, professional conduct, standards and so much more…
Court Interpreter Training Institute Certificate of Completion, University of Arizona
Marketing Tools for Interpreters & Translators, Certificate from SCATIA
Criminal Realignment & Difficult Conversations and How to Approach themInterpreting Certificate and Units from CFI
Partnering with the Provider for Successful Encounters, the National Council on Interpreting in Health Care
I’m bound by HIPAA standards, and I adhere to the Code of Professional Conduct, Accuracy, Confidentiality, and Knowledge Based standards.
I’m a California based business, woman-owned, certified DVBE, and Small Minority owned Micro Business.
Things to ponder when searching for a training program, or contracting an interpreter:
There are many online and offline Interpreter training programs offered through institutions of higher education nationwide, but it’s important to find the one that meets your needs, but more importantly, will provide you with the requirements, the training needed to start and grow your career as well as your business.
If you’re looking to contract an interpreter, make sure to contract an experienced interpreter who has over 2 years of interpreting experience in your industry, who may have a bachelor’s degree in Interpreting, and who’s bilingual and fluent in the language pairs you are seeking.
However, keep in mind that’s still not enough to become a professional interpreter especially if you don’t have the experience or qualifications.
Furthermore, keep in mind that most companies, agencies, don’t require certification, or training, and sometimes they don’t even require experience.
Regardless of your needs, if you don’t have the experience, skills, qualifications, or experience – you may NOT be qualified to render and provide the services of a professional and experienced interpreter.
Therefore, I strongly believe that any business hiring and/or contracting a bilingual staff member to perform the duties of a professional interpreter should require at least a minimum of 2 years of professional interpreting experience, as well as other requirements.
TIMELINE: 4-6 week investment: Starts at $997 **Get the steps, processes, and procedures to get your Education Interpreting Career Started**
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