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This program is designed to train interpreters who work throughout the justice system. Only signed language interpreters who already hold certification are eligible for this program. Although signed language interpreters are not required to go through the screening tests, they are required to fill out our online admission application and provide proof of certification. In addition, Registry of Interpreter for the Deaf (RID) certified interpreters will be able to earn RID CEUs for participating in our programs through RID's Independent Study program. Participants will be responsible for initiating this process with a Certification Maintenance Program Sponsor. This program is also an excellent starting point for those interested in taking the Special Certificate: Legal (SC:L) test with RID. Attorneys, experienced certified signed language interpreters, and certified spoken language interpreters and translators with a variety of backgrounds have designed this interdisciplinary curriculum. The program also includes an internship. Our Justice System Interpreting Certificate Program includes:
CoursesIntroduction to NMCLA & Online LearningMODULE I : Introduces students to the Moodle platform and the online environment. Ethics & Best PracticesMODULE II : Provides students with additional field-specific ethical considerations. Justice System InterpretingMODULE I : Introduces students to fundamental legal concepts, terminology and signs, and the NM and federal legal systems. Continues with further interpreting practice.
InternshipWe are currently working on developing the internship's structure and network. This certificate is awarded to students who successfully complete the program. Duration: 12 weeks + internship
* previously called Bilingual Communication
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