Immigration Interpreting Training For Bilingual Adults

Immigration interpreting training for bilingual adults is convenient and comprehensive. Our team of expert instructors have several decades of experience combined between them as immigration interpreters. And they have worked extremely hard to create a curriculum that is both unique and engaging for bilingual adults. It is true that there are other companies that might teach a similar curriculum to ours, but at a cheaper price. In fact, many of our students took those cheaper courses before enrolling in our interpreter training courses! You might be wondering why they would do that?

And it's all because they tried to save money. But in the end, those students unfortunately pay more than double the cost of ours! Because those other courses they took trying to save, don't actually meet the minimum standards to qualify for national interpreter licensing exams. So many students come to us spending more money, on yet another course, because those cheaper courses they chose first didn't actually teach the required information.

The good news is that all of our online interpreter courses utilize our LIVE video chat portal for every session. Meaning our students receive all the convenience of remote learning, and get high quality training from expert instructors who teach in real-time.

Here's the answers to our most frequently asked questions:

"But why do bilingual adults need immigration interpreting training?"

Understanding 2 languages doesn't mean you are qualified to provide language interpreting services. That's like saying you are a qualified to be an electrician because you know how to change lightbulbs and you know where the fuse box is in your house. In both situations, you may have a basic understanding but lack the skills, experience and technique the profession requires.

Bilingual adults need official immigration interpreting training to acquire the skills, technique, terminology and principles that professional immigration interpreting demands. You need to have at least a baseline understanding of immigration policies, concepts and terminology before you can work in a courtroom where there are serious, real-life consequences for mistakes.

"So then, what do immigration interpreters do?"

Immigration interpreters are bilingual adults, whose work supports those that can't understand English and are at some level of the immigration process in the United States. They have gained the required experience, training and knowledge through our comprehensive immigration interpreter training course.

Working as professional immigration interpreters means that you will be providing language support to people who speak little to no English. Some of your clients will be seeking asylum, while others might need your help during actual hearings. However you want to create your career as professional immigration interpreters is up to you, and there are multiple ways you can go about it.

"What advice do you have for bilingual adults who want to become immigration interpreters?"

1. Enroll in our course!

Don't waste your time and money - just enroll in the best immigration interpreting training course available!

2. Get a mentor during the course!

**This is not required** but having a mentor is a huge advantage for career changers. It can be scary to commit to something when you have dependents relying on you. But to be successful in anything, you have to be fully committed. Get as much professional immigration translating experience during class as possible and really make the most out of your experience.

3. Do as much networking as possible!

Networking is so important in this day and age. The only way to do that is by putting yourself out there. Go to community networking events, look for internship opportunities, or even part-time work. Make connections on LinkedIn and build your immigration interpreter resume. Do whatever you need to do to get your name out there while you can during your interpreting training class.

4. Know where you want to work and then study, study, study!

Alumni from the program can choose to pursue a national interpreter certification, or work as a freelancer, or find work in places like immigration law offices, government immigration agencies or courthouses. There's a lot you can do with a language interpreter certification for immigration- but the direction is up to you!

Our online translator classes are taught by expert instructors ✅ who have real-world experience in their interpreting specialty. They have worked hard to make fully remote online courses that are unique and engaging ✅ using a hands-on approach that is unparalleled by the competition. If you or someone you know is interested in our online Medical Interpreter Training Programs with live instruction✅, our fully remote yet real time classes ✅ are offered in Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Farsi, French, Hindi, Korean, Somali, Urdu, Ukrainian languages online and onsite.