At the 2019 Deaf Interpreter Conference in Oregon, Naomi Sheneman and Jenny Smith presented on the Graduation to Certification program and the resources being developed to support
This page contains presentation slides for the workshop.
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At the 2019 RID Conference in Providence, RI, the CATIE Center and its partners provided a Graduation to Certification track for American Sign Language (ASL-English) interpreters who are working toward certification.
This page contains handouts and presentation slides for each workshop.
For more available resource, check out the following:
Presentation by Holly Nelson, Marlee Dyce & […]
The CATIE Center is offering its GTC Journey track access to a course on NIC Performance Exam preparation. While we recognize that the examination process is changing and the CATIE Center will be adapting the course as we learn more […]
Body language is a critical skill when it comes to communicating in almost any language. For novice interpreters, the CATIE Center is excited to offer a GTC Journey Track version of a course designed for you to take your skills to the next level in talking […]
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What do the tablecloth trick, darts, moonwalking, YouTubers, and a comic version of social science research have to do with interpreting skill development?
The CATIE Center is excited to announce another module for the GTC Journey track that addresses all of these questions. We […]
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You have registered to be a part of the GTC Journey track. The resources we will share are designed to support novice interpreters on their professional development journey. Our first message is about the importance of a “community […]