ETHICS AND RESPONSIBILITIES SERIES
In this series, instructors have as objectives to facilitate in-depth discussions and introspection on the role of the interpreter, and to present and discuss the standards of practice and protocol that allow the interpreter to perform his/her duties professionally and ethically. Not only working interpreters but also those who manage and supervise interpreters may find this series beneficial.
THE ETHICS AND RESPONSIBILITIES SERIES OFFERS LANGUAGE-NEUTRAL WORKSHOPS. ALL SESSIONS ARE IN ENGLISH.
THE ETHICS AND RESPONSIBILITIES SERIES OFFERS LANGUAGE-NEUTRAL WORKSHOPS. ALL SESSIONS ARE IN ENGLISH.
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Interpreter Self and Police Jargon REGISTER
Interpreter Self and Family Juvenile Law REGISTER
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3-Workshop PACKAGE - Interpreter Self/Police Jargon/Family&Juvenile Law
Workshops
My Interpreter Self - SELF REGISTER
This one-day workshop focuses discussion on the standards of practice and protocols that allow the interpreter to perform his/her duties professionally and ethically. The workshop emphasizes the importance of developing a professional persona.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit..
DATES: May 5, 2018 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
LOCATION: Home Wood Suites by Hilton, 350 Rocky Run Parkway, Wilmington, DE 19803
This one-day workshop focuses discussion on the standards of practice and protocols that allow the interpreter to perform his/her duties professionally and ethically. The workshop emphasizes the importance of developing a professional persona.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit..
DATES: May 5, 2018 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
LOCATION: Home Wood Suites by Hilton, 350 Rocky Run Parkway, Wilmington, DE 19803
The Interpreter’s Web - Ethics and Responsibilities - WEB -
The instructors have as an objective to facilitate in-depth discussions and introspection on the role of the interpreter. Discussion will focus on interpreter’s responsibilities to his or her professional development, to fellow interpreters, to the Limited English proficient (LEP) litigant, to the court specifically and the judicial system in general.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
The instructors have as an objective to facilitate in-depth discussions and introspection on the role of the interpreter. Discussion will focus on interpreter’s responsibilities to his or her professional development, to fellow interpreters, to the Limited English proficient (LEP) litigant, to the court specifically and the judicial system in general.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
The Power of the Interpreter - POWER
This workshop will present an analysis of spoken communication, the dynamic between participants and the interpreter's influence over the process.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
This workshop will present an analysis of spoken communication, the dynamic between participants and the interpreter's influence over the process.
Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
Protocol in the Courtroom - or How to Avoid Looking Like a Tourist - PROT
This workshop will be highly interactive and it will require participant’s full involvement during guided discussions on established courtroom protocol and etiquette, their relationship to the standards of practice of professional interpreters and, ultimately, as the foundation for ethical conduct. Scenarios will be presented in a courtroom setting for participants to react to in real time. These scenarios will address basic topics such as how to handle waiting time, obtaining information about the case; and more complex areas such as mediating linguistic, technical and interpersonal issues. Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
This workshop will be highly interactive and it will require participant’s full involvement during guided discussions on established courtroom protocol and etiquette, their relationship to the standards of practice of professional interpreters and, ultimately, as the foundation for ethical conduct. Scenarios will be presented in a courtroom setting for participants to react to in real time. These scenarios will address basic topics such as how to handle waiting time, obtaining information about the case; and more complex areas such as mediating linguistic, technical and interpersonal issues. Please follow established procedures with your state's AOC to obtain proper CEU credit.
