ATIF and CCHI– FREE online webinar with Natalya Mytareva (CCHI) co-hosted by Mayeluz Navarro. Join us to learn about the national healthcare interpreter certification program developed and administered by the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI). CCHI’s Managing Director Natalya Mytareva will explain the application and testing processes as well as how to prepare for […]
From the Office of the State Court Administrator – New training and job opportunities in Florida
Please see below information regarding several court interpreter-related training and job opportunities that may be of interest: Training A six-hour Oral Skills Building II Bootcamp (Spanish-English) will be taught by Karen Borgenheimer, MFA, on Sunday, April 26, 2015 in Miami, Florida. This training program is designed to help qualified interpreters prepare for the State of […]
Spring showcase focus on interpreting
Spring is time of renewal. Sharpen your interpreting skills with three great workshops in March:
From the NAJIT Blog by Janis Palma: Exam-taking Time
In our world, where our main tool-of-the-trade is language and as such, by its very nature, is constantly evolving and changing, arrogance is the kiss-of-death. Read more on the NAJIT Blog.
Are you ready for ATA#56? And First Tuesday??
FCICE Home: FEDERAL COURT INTERPRETER CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION PHASE ONE WRITTEN EXAMINATION – 2014
REMINDER Register online by going to www.ncsc.org/fcice. Click on the Register Now! link. Ø If you have registered for any FCICE examination in the past, you will be prompted to enter your official examinee identification number. If you do not have your number, you can follow the online instructions and it will be e-mailed to you or contact us […]
Have you registered yet? Tomorrow is almost here!
Human Trafficking Community Resources Awareness Symposium
What to Say When the Client Says Your Price is Too High | Trusted Advisor
What to Say When the Client Says Your Price is Too High | Trusted Advisor. Ask your self seriously, objectively, curiously—just what exactly is it that they mean when they say your prices are too high.