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Apr 25, 2024
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FSS 127 - Basics in Community Interpreting and Translating
5.0 Credits
Basic interpreting and translating skills, including contextual analysis, memorization, listening, problem solving, cultural understanding, and professional etiquette when interpreting for non-English speakers in educational and human services settings. Field practice required. Permit code required. S/U grade option.
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:- Demonstrate skills for quality written and sight translations of informational materials for families.
- Demonstrate understanding of common vocabulary and terminology used in educational and human services settings.
- Demonstrate interpreting skills with two languages, including contextual analysis, listening, memorizing, note taking, and cultural awareness.
- Explain and analyze the ethics and standards of conduct for providing successful communication and understanding between speakers of English and another language.
- Use interpretation and translation skills in an educational or human services setting.
- Describe career opportunities for community interpreters and translators.
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