Association of Translators & Interpreters of Florida
Interpreters Code of Ethics Refresher According to the Florida Certified Court Interpreter Continuing Education Compliance Requirements, your continuing education credits MUST include an ethics course for every
An application has been approved by the Court Interpreter Certification and Regulation Program for Continuing Interpreter Education credit. CEAA # 12-0029 for 4.5 CIE credits.
2011 Business Travel 50: 5 Tips for Hiring a Translator | Inc.com. This one you should share with your clients!
Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:12:00 +0000 “Interpreting: Full Speed Ahead” Now Available for Download Now available free of charge: Interpreting: Full Speed Ahead by Marjory
The first ATIF event of 2012 is dedicated to interpreters. Karen Borgenheimer will guide attendees through a four-hour long workshop on the Interpreter Code of
Are We Really Monolingual? – NYTimes.com. The Oxford linguist Suzanne Romaine has claimed that bilingualism and multilingualism “are a normal and unremarkable necessity of
Ten little things to secure your online presence | ZDNet. Ten steps to a safer and more secure web surfing experience. Definitely worth reading.
Youngstown News, Courtroom interpreters remain neutral. “They do not work for the state. They do not work for the defense. Their role is to
Local News | Interpreters play bigger role in local courts | Seattle Times Newspaper. Court interpreters, who typically work as private contractors and travel