23046 Avda. de la Carlota, Suite 653, Laguna Hills, California 92653
Take5steps.com: 23046 Avda. de la Carlota Suite 653 Laguna Hills California 92653
Phone: 949-460-6486
23046 Avda. de la Carlota, Suite 653, Laguna Hills, California 92653
Take5steps.com: 23046 Avda. de la Carlota Suite 653 Laguna Hills California 92653
Phone: 949-460-6486
Original price was: $1,800.00.$1,400.00Current price is: $1,400.00.
Format: Part-time
Location: Online live instruction
Program completion
100 hours or 3/4 months (from the start date of the first course) To graduate, complete all courses with a minimum average grade of 70%.
Course duration
100 Instructional hours + additional independent work + five tests to be taken after completing each step.
Course work
6–8 hours/week
Schedule
Zoom Meetings (once/twice a week) within set deadlines
Each course can be acquired separately! Check and select each one of them here:
Required courses in recommended order:
STEP 1: Contrastive Analysis: Structure Differences between English and Spanish (Spanish-English)
STEP 3: Qualitative Research Methods
STEP 4: The Fundamentals of Interpreting
STEP 5: Five Skills to Succeed: Entering the Labor Market
Learning materials: The Professional Interpreter by Milly Golia and additional various resources for each training program.
(The handbook has to be paid separately)
Schedule: Zoom Meetings (once/twice a week) within set deadlines
Requirements:
Advanced level of written and spoken English and Spanish.
Spanish Level Test to be taken before the training program starts.
Application fee: $75 (non-refundable application fee, added during checkout)
Total cost: $1,400 or 5 equal payments of $360
take5steps.com
“The Professional Interpreter” by Milly Golia – take5steps.com
In a world characterized by global connectivity and cross-cultural interactions, effective communication across language barriers is paramount. The Professional Interpreter is a groundbreaking resource designed to equip students who want to be trained translators and interpreters with the tools, insights, and strategies needed to excel in their challenging role. Topics will include specialized vocabulary, code of ethics and protocols for interpreters, cultural knowledge, skills, tools, resources, and best practices, Language Access, plain language, and much more.
Format: Part-time
Location: Online live instruction
Program completion
100 hours or 3/4 months (from the start date of the first course) To graduate, complete all courses with a minimum average grade of 70%.
Course duration
100 Instructional hours + additional independent work + five tests to be taken after completing each step.
Course work
6–8 hours/week
Schedule
Zoom Meetings (once/twice a week) within set deadlines
Each course can be acquired separately! Check and select each one of them here:
Required courses in recommended order:
STEP 1: Contrastive Analysis: Structure Differences between English and Spanish (Spanish-English)
STEP 3: Qualitative Research Methods
STEP 4: The Fundamentals of Interpreting
STEP 5: Five Skills to Succeed: Entering the Labor Market
Learning materials: The Professional Interpreter by Milly Golia and additional various resources for each training program.
(The handbook has to be paid separately)
Schedule: Zoom Meetings (once/twice a week) within set deadlines
Requirements:
Advanced level of written and spoken English and Spanish.
Spanish Level Test to be taken before the training program starts.
Application fee: $75 (non-refundable application fee, added during checkout)
Total cost: $1,400 or 5 equal payments of $360
take5steps.com
“The Professional Interpreter” by Milly Golia – take5steps.com
In a world characterized by global connectivity and cross-cultural interactions, effective communication across language barriers is paramount. The Professional Interpreter is a groundbreaking resource designed to equip students who want to be trained translators and interpreters with the tools, insights, and strategies needed to excel in their challenging role. Topics will include specialized vocabulary, code of ethics and protocols for interpreters, cultural knowledge, skills, tools, resources, and best practices, Language Access, plain language, and much more.
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