2020 GTC Journey Track
Designed for self-starters, participants in this track will access resources from the Graduation to Certification program to move on a self-directed journey from graduation to certification. This track offers great flexibility and rewards, regardless of your location, where you are on your path, and your timeline for certification. It is ideal for novice interpreters who would like to work at their own pace.
Plans for 2020
We will have two tracks: one for hearing interpreters and one for deaf interpreters. There may be some overlap, but from our pilot cohort with DIs, the CATIE Center recognizes that Deaf interpreters often have a different path to certification.
This year, we will be offering a module with light facilitation and the opportunity for ACET continuing education credit each month.
February:
- DI Track: Deliberate Practice for Deaf Interpreters
- HI Track: Effective Learning and Practice (Updated from 2019)
The CATIE Center will continue to share resources that will be linked to on this page.
2019 GTC Journey Track Resources
All of the resources we offered last year will remain open for people to register and use. However, there will be no support or facilitation in those courses.
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