To enroll or not to enroll? This decision, especially for someone with a bilingual background and aging loved ones, becomes more relevant with each passing year. The more we age, the more medical attention is required which ends up costing more and more money. It is understandable why some people may ask an untrained friend or family member to interpret, but the cost of doing so could potentially be fatal.
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Immigration Interviews: A Guide for New Interpreters
Finding an immigration interpreter can be challenging for non-English speaking individuals. How do you make sure you are contactable and how do you provide unique quality service?
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Immigration Interpreting and 3 Language Accessibility Challenges
Under federal law every government agency receiving federal funds- including state and local agencies- must make a reasonable effort to provide meaningful language access for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) individuals. These requirements apply to everyone residing in the United States, including those in the immigration system. While immigration interpreting is available, just how accessible is the immigration process especially for indigenous LEP individuals?
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Community Interpreter Training & the 3 Industries in Need
Community Interpreter Training is perpetually increasing in demand and popularity for bilingual individuals worldwide. Once certified, community interpreters can find work in a number of different industries, bridging the gap between foreign and native communities.
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