Introduction to Sign Language Interpreting (INTR 1000)
This course is an introductory look at the field of professional sign language interpreting. It is designed for students who are considering interpreting as an area of study and a career. Students will examine the roles, responsibilities, work settings, and ethical considerations of sign language interpreters. They will also be introduced to the history and evolution of the profession, and to credentialing processes. Students will reflect on the requisite attributes and core competencies of effective interpreters to consider their personal suitability to an interpreting career.
Course code: INTR 1000
Credits: 1.0
Length: 15.0 hours
Course outline:
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