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Court Interpreter Certification Exam Preparation Training
Language Neutral
When: June 5, 6 & 19th 2010
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Instructors: Bea Cabrera , US/MN Certified Court Interpreter
Silvia McCalip, Esq.
Where: William Mitchell College of Law, Rooms 219 &230
Fee: * $180 for this three-day training
*Reduced tuition may be available for persons seeking to become certified interpreters in languages that are under-represented or not represented on the Statewide Roster of Court Interpreters. Please check with Peggy Baum (contact information sees below).
Space may be limited for persons seeking to become certified Spanish interpreters.
|Register now! Space is limited. First 20 to enroll and pay will attend. You must register by May 31th 2010 |
Court interpreters play a vital role in court proceedings that involve foreign language speaking individuals as litigants or witnesses. Court interpretation is a highly specialized form of interpreting that cannot be effectively performed without commensurate specialized training and skills. The court interpreter’s job is to produce a linguistically true and legally appropriate interpretation of the meaning from source to target language.
The Minnesota Court Interpreter Program is pleased to announce Court Interpreter Certification Exam Preparation Training – Language Neutral on June 5, 6 and June 19th, 2010. This three day training seminar is intensive and advanced. It will help interpreters who are preparing for the court certification exam, to enhance the interpreting skills needed to pass the Certification Exam. Please note that the certification exam is not available for all languages (see the certification exam announcement on our website).
Prerequisites for the training are:
A. Participants in this training should already be fluent in their non-English language at levels equivalent to that of highly educated native speakers.
B. Participants MUST read Overview of the Oral Performance Examination before the training.
The learning objectives of these courses are:
A. Assess own language skills,
B. Understand the three modes of interpreting, and
C. Provide students an opportunity to practice their skills.
The topics for the three day training are:
June 5: Sight Translation and Simultaneous Interpretation I
June 6: Simultaneous Interpretation II
June 19: Consecutive interpretation
Things required for the training are:
A. Participants MUST purchase a Court Interpreter Practice Examination Kit -- All-English and bring it to the workshop (the instructor will use the kit throughout the training). The purchase instruction is at this link: .
B. Participants MUST bring two dictionaries: one for English to English and one for English to your native language.
C. Participants MUST bring the following with them to this workshop:
• A cassette recorder
• A 90 or 120 minute blank tape
• A portable CD player and headset
Registration Form
Court Interpreter Certification Exam Preparation Training
– Language Neutral
Register now! Space is limited. First 20 to enroll and pay will attend. You must register by May 31, 2010.
Please make check or money order payable to:
MN Court Interpreter Program
Send registration and payment to:
MN Court Interpreter Program
105 Minnesota Judicial Center
25 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
St. Paul, MN 55155
Registration must be received with payment by May 31th, 2010. A lack of registrations by that date may result in cancelling the event.
Once applications are accepted, participants will receive written confirmation and directions to William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul. The registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferable; it cannot be applied to future Court Interpreter Programs. However the registration fee will be returned to any applicant not accepted due to space limitations or cancellation of program.
Questions email Peggy Baum at Peggy.Baum@courts.state.mn.us or call
(651) 297-5300.
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