Texas Court Interpreter Continuing Education Courses

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We understand how challenging it is to meet the daily needs of your clients and/or employer and then have to take your court interpreter training courses each cycle.

That's why we are working hard to make the process as smooth and engaging as possible for you.

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Course Catalog

interpreter training course

Note-Taking Techniques, Protocol and Ethics

This course introduces ethics and protocol training. It also focuses on interactive training drills to learn note-taking symbols and techniques for consecutive interpretation.

Credits: 16 Texas CEUs (including 4 for ethics)

Modality: Online. On-Demand. Take it anytime.

Language: English

Registration: $159

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Note-Taking, Ethics and Real-Time Remote Interpretation

In the course you will be taken step-by-step through interactive training activities to improve your note-taking skills. Attention will also be given to learning practical tools to behave ethically in judicial settings, as well as techniques to apply remote interpretation.

Credits: 16 Texas CEUs (including 4 for ethics)

Modality: Online. On-Demand. Take it anytime.

Language: English

Registration: $159

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Free Court Interpreter Written Exam Training

Ethics, Criminal Vocabulary and Note Taking

Develop note-taking techniques and symbols to increase accuracy when interpreting in the consecutive mode.

Sharpen analytical skills to evaluate what constitutes ethical and unethical behavior by the interpreter when serving in legal cases.

Acquire English and Spanish criminal court vocabulary related to: Expert Witness Testimony on Crime Scene Evidence Collection, Violation of Probation Hearing, and Direct Examination of a Witness.

Credits: 16 Texas CEUs (including 6 for ethics)

Modality: Online. On-Demand. Take it anytime.

Language: English and Spanish

Registration: $159

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How to become a court interpreter

Ethics, Protocol, and the Consecutive Mode

In this offering, we present practical tools to behave ethically and professionally in judicial settings, as well as techniques to improve your notes when interpreting in the consecutive mode.

Credits: 8 Texas CEUs (including 2 for ethics)

Modality: Online. On-Demand. Take it anytime.

Language: English

Registration: $99

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Certificates Delivered Immediately

After completing a course, you will have instant access to your personalized certificate. No forms to complete. No waiting. And if you need another copy in the future, it's available in your account to download again.

About the Vocabulary

Every single target language was proofread by:

• Virginia Benmaman, PhD, Federally Certified Court Interpreter, and author of
Bilingual Dictionary of Criminal Justice Terms: English/Spanish.

• Gabriela Castellanos, PhD linguist, published author, and former contract interpreter for the US State Department

• Frances Hontoria, Federally Certified Court Interpreter with over two decades of
experience, and co-editor of Interpretrain's Note-Taking Manual

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Meet Your Instructor

Virginia Valencia

Virginia Valencia is a federally certified court interpreter and the lead trainer at Interpreterain.

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