Do you know all the law enforcement agencies, courts and corrections institutions that operate in Florida?  Do you know how all these agencies interact with each other?  Do you know the terminology typical or specific to each of these agencies, should they call you to interpret? Do you know how to obtain that terminology? Eta […]

We are more than happy to help our freelancers out if there are any issues with anything and we have documents showing what we need to see in invoices and other communications, but during the recruitment stage, the more professional you appear, the better.   What we like to see in job applications from freelancers […]

These rituals impose a certain order that is reassuring; in contrast with the uncertainties we all face in a world in which “modern society” tends to shun formalities and tradition. Read More

From the Office of the State Courts Administrator: Please note the following court interpreter training and job opportunities From the Office of the State Courts Administrator Please note the following court interpreter training and job opportunities that may be of interest: AUGUST § de la Mora Interpreter Training will be hosting the course Weightlifting for […]

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Ever wondered how to avoid paper, declutter the office, go minimal and work in a more organised space without losing yourself under piles of copies, docs and cards?   Read more.

As we have done our best to help others, we have learned a lot from the posts others have written! There have been good reminders, new ideas, and fresh perspectives every week. READ MORE.

During a period of stagnating wages across the labor market, the language-service industry with its 50,000 jobs is a bright spot in the jobs outlook. Read more here: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2014/08/08/235868/internationalism-prompts-boom.html?sp=%2F99%2F200%2F#storylink=cpy   READ MORE

Sometimes the deponent insists on speaking for him or herself, but I don’t take a break. I dutifully listen and take notes for the court reporter. “Excuse me, for the court reporter?” you ask. Yes. For the court reporter.   Click here to Read More.