An Interpreter's Perspective | 2-6 | Becoming a Certified ASL Interpreter

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on becoming a certified sign language interpreter. It covers the educational requirements, including associate's and bachelor's degrees, and the various tests needed for certification, such as the EIPA, state, and national tests. The tutorial also explores job opportunities in educational, community, and video relay interpreting, as well as roles for paraprofessionals. Resources for further information are suggested, emphasizing the importance of understanding ethics and professional conduct in the field.

What is the minimum educational requirement to become a certified sign language interpreter?

Describe the typical duration and components of an interpreter training program.

Discuss the significance of having a master's degree for those who wish to teach sign language interpreting.

What are the different types of tests required for certification as a sign language interpreter?

Explain the scoring system for the Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA).

What is the purpose of the Quality Assurance screening test (Quast) in Oklahoma?

What types of jobs can a certified sign language interpreter pursue?

What are the requirements for working in a technical school as a sign language interpreter?

How does community interpreting differ from educational interpreting?

What resources can individuals consult to learn more about becoming a certified sign language interpreter?