We’ll finish our series with this grand slam! Marina and Fernanda are taking us home. Come join us and bring whatever Spanish you got, we’ll accept them all! You must register to receive the Zoom link. Use the QR code or the link below.
Here we go to the three-peat of our series! Stephanie and Juan, knock it out of the park! If you’re a trilingual interpreter or a trilingual-ish interpreter, come join us October 6.
Workshop title: “Trilingual-ish: An exploration of heritage language, culture, and their impact on trilingual interpreting settings (ASL/English/Heritage language).”
The logo of Mano a Mano at the top left-hand corner: two hands connected, the left one is in a sepia and the right is gray. It reads mano a mano in that sepia tone. There is also a sepia color circle around the hands and the phrase mano a mano.
A tan banner that reads in all caps with black font: MANO A MANO LATINE HERITAGE MONTH SERIES PRESENTS: IT COST TO BE THE BOSS
Below, in white font to the left: Many people enter into the field of interpreting through ITPs varying in duration, curriculum, and quality. Oftentimes students complete their ITP with a newfound understanding of language, ethics, culture, and interpreting. However, a great majority of those students complete their ITPs with little to no knowledge of the business journey on which they are about to embark. This lack of a basic fundamental understanding of the business side of interpreting negatively impacts both the individual and the profession at large. Unfortunately, many interpreters learn the hard way. Being that the actions of a few can affect the many, it is imperative to establish a solid foundation from the beginning which would, as a result, build the business acumen of our interpreter counterparts.
For: ITP students, interpreters towards certification & certified interpreters
The picture at the top is of a Black man smiling at the camera wearing a magenta blazer and black v neck shirt underneath. His background is faded out but looks to be outside.
Below the photo in green font: Kenton Myers
The picture underneath is a Black man smiling earing a blue blazer, a white-collar shirt, and a red tie with white dots. His background is blue.
Below the photo in green font: Darren Reed
At the bottom of the flyer, to the right in white font: RID & BEI CEUs pending.
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