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Introduction to Health-Legal
Interpreting &Translation
Short Course
Melbourne
Saturday, 3 February 2018
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Course Overview:
The one and only Introduction to Health-Legal Interpreting and Translation Course offered in Australia and specifically developed by Language Experts is a 10 hour course, which includes 6 hours of face-to-face training and approximately 4 hours of self study and online work. The course provides participants with a general overview of interpreting in the medical and legal fields, two of the sectors where interpreters are most needed and engaged in Australia.
This course will enable participants to enhance their job readiness and career opportunities and provide existing practitioners with the opportunity to refine their skills.
The course will provide participants with:
- An introduction to Health-Legal Interpreting
- An overview of the different service delivery agencies within
each sector that employ/engage interpreters
- Specific contextual information
- A foundation for further study and practice
- Examination of the role and the expectations of interpreters
within each sector
- An introduction to terminology specific to the two sectors
At the end of this course, you will know the context in which you are working and know what you need to know to
work effectively in that context!
Details:
Date: Saturday, 3 February 2018 Time: 10:00am – 04:00pm
Venue: Meeting Room 1 & 2, Camberwell Library, Camberwell Vic.
Fee: $290.00
Participants are eligible to receive a Certificate of Attendance upon successful
completion of the program for a small fee of $45.00.
This course attracts 40 professional development points towards Revalidation.
Register for this course on-line by clicking
here. Or complete the attached registration form and e-mail to training@languageexperts.com.au
About Us:
Language Experts provides regular, current and relevant training and preparatory programs aimed at current and future interpreting and translation practitioners who:
- Want to develop and maintain existing skills
- Want to upgrade their accreditation levels
- Are interested in translation and interpreting as a career
- Would benefit from essential skills needed to acquire accreditation
- Wish to fulfil their revalidation requirements
For further information on training opportunties offered by Language Experts, or to purchase any of our resources please visit
www.interpreterrevalidationtraining.com or email inquiries to
training@languageexperts.com.au
Regards,
Training Team
