All course content is presented in English, with multiple opportunities to practice all your working languages. That makes the program perfect for interpreters who speak or sign ANY language.
Course length: 2 hours
Course access period: 60 days from purchase date
Once purchased, course access cannot be paused. If you need more time to complete your course, 90 day extensions are available so you are able to complete your training! Your progress in the course will not be lost and you will be able to continue where you left off. Please contact the 7C staff at 7c@7clingo.com for an updated cost to extend access to your course.
Course completion requirements: Pass one exit test (score of 70% or above).
Certificate: Downloadable certificate available immediately upon passing the exit test.
CEUs:
Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI): 2 CCHI CE hours
Maryland Court Interpreter Program: 2 CE credits
Ontario Council on Community Interpreting: 2 OCCI PDUs
Learning objectives:
After completing this course, you will be able to:
Define professional identity and know how to conduct yourself as a professional interpreter.
Create a professional development plan for interpreters that includes items for your professional toolkit; areas to improve; and professional goals.
What you will get:
Your video instructor: Marjory A. Bancroft, MA
10 interactive exercises, including a role play in 9 language pairs and self-assessment of the interpreter’s performance
An interpreter “business toolkit”
A strategy to assess specific areas to improve the interpreter’s professionalism
A two-part film showing a medical interpreter speaking privately to a doctor
A written plan for professional development
Practice in a three-step model for saying no to requests that violate professional boundaries or conduct
Sections from The Community Interpreter®: An International Textbook and The Medical Interpreter: A Foundation Textbook for Medical Interpreting
Course completion certificate
How this lesson will improve your practice:
You will:
Know exactly how to conduct yourself in the field so that you act—and appear—as a true professional.
Be able to set benchmarks to enhance your professionalism.
Develop a sense of professional identity and know why it matters.
Have a written plan for professional development.
Be able to say “no” to inappropriate requests with professional skill.