Mandatory Prerequisite: Introduction To Interpreting
Do you speak Spanish or Portuguese? Explore career opportunities using your mastery of English and a second language. Discover everything you need to know about the Judicial and Medical Interpreting certificate program. Explore the three different modes of interpreting: consecutive interpreting, simultaneous interpreting, and sight translation. This class is a prerequisite to register for the program and includes the required testing of your second language abilities.
Thurs, Mar 19, 5-9 pm, Lincroft
Fee and Code: $39, XBUSC 055
Judicial And Medical Interpreting Certificate –
English/Spanish OR English/Portuguese
Instructors: Beatriz Craney, Rejane Franco
Court interpreters work in a variety of legal settings, such as attorney-client meetings, preliminary hearings, arraignments, depositions, and trials. Medical interpreters help patients communicate with doctors, nurses, and other medical staff. 35 SESSIONS.
All of the following courses must be completed. The courses run concurrently and meet from 6:30-9 pm on the dates listed below:
- Community Interpreting (3 classes): Thurs, Apr 2-16
- Medical Interpreting Level 1: Simultaneous Mode and Sight Translation (4 classes): Tues, Apr 21-May 12
- Medical Interpreting Level 1: Consecutive Mode (4 classes): Thurs, Apr 23-May 14
- Medical Interpreting Level 2: All 3 Modes (8 classes): Tues/Thurs, May 19-Jun 11
- Judicial Interpreting Level 1: Simultaneous Mode and Sight Translation (4 classes): Thurs, Jun 18-Jul 16 (no class 7/2)
- Judicial Interpreting Level 1: Consecutive Mode (4 classes): Tues, Jun 16-Jul 14 (no class 6/30)
- Judicial Interpreting Level 2: All 3 Modes Spanish (8 classes): Tues/Thurs, Jul 21-Aug 13
- Judicial Interpreting Level 2: All 3 Modes Portuguese (8 classes): Tues/Thurs, Jul 21-Aug 13
Tues & Thursday Apr 2 – Aug 13 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Fee and Codes: $2150 (plus required texts of approximately $300)
English/Spanish, XBUSC 056
English/Portuguese, XBUSC 057