Ethics: The Interpreter's Conundrum
2.5 Contact Hours
Course Description
At times, an interpreter's job is critical in determining an individual's guilt or innocence. As humans we naturally make mistakes, and as an interpreter it is important to gain self-awareness when an error has been made in order to correct one's self. This webinar will teach interpreter's how to admit error with grace and professionalism.
Continuing Education
This course has been approved for continuing education credits in the following states:
ETHICS
2.5 CEUs: CO, MO, NC, OK, OR, WA, TN, TX, WI (More states pending approval)
3 CEUs: FL
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Athena Matilsky
Athena Matilsky has a Master's in Conference Interpreting from Glendon College, York University, and a BA in Spanish Interpretation and Translation. Through internship programs, specialized coursework and hours of self-study, she became a Certified Healthcare Interpreter, passed the NJ Spanish and French court interpreting exams, and achieved certification as a Federal Court Interpreter. She was a full-time staff interpreter for the NJ judiciary in Trenton for three years and was also editor-in-chief of NAJIT’s publication, Proteus. Currently, she is in Montreal working as a conference interpreter and interpreter trainer. When she is not working on her interpreting, you may find her studying French or practicing Acro yoga.
Course curriculum
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Ethics: The Interpreter's Conundrum
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Welcome
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Webinar
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Lecture
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Certificate of Completion
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Before you begin
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Quiz
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Certificate of Completion
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Feedback Survey
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Hear From Previous Students
The title is apt in suggesting that ethics are practiced,...
Bruce Goodman
A nicely focused emphasis on how to make ethical choices while interpreting, particularly in the courtroom.
A nicely focused emphasis on how to make ethical choices while interpreting, particularly in the courtroom.
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Alfredo Vargas
An entertaining style to deal with a dull subject.
An entertaining style to deal with a dull subject.
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Igor Tetyuk
Very Good
Very Good
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Martin Mohammad hosseini
well done. Although I had my doubts about this course, I must say I did learn a lot as I did relate to so many scenarios. I'm walking away much more confiden...
Read Morewell done. Although I had my doubts about this course, I must say I did learn a lot as I did relate to so many scenarios. I'm walking away much more confident and with many more tools. thanks
Read LessThe title is apt in suggesting that ethics are practiced,...
Bruce Goodman
A nicely focused emphasis on how to make ethical choices while interpreting, particularly in the courtroom.
A nicely focused emphasis on how to make ethical choices while interpreting, particularly in the courtroom.
Read LessAccurate
Alfredo Vargas
An entertaining style to deal with a dull subject.
An entertaining style to deal with a dull subject.
Read LessSuper
Igor Tetyuk
Very Good
Very Good
Read LessEthics
Martin Mohammad hosseini
well done. Although I had my doubts about this course, I must say I did learn a lot as I did relate to so many scenarios. I'm walking away much more confiden...
Read Morewell done. Although I had my doubts about this course, I must say I did learn a lot as I did relate to so many scenarios. I'm walking away much more confident and with many more tools. thanks
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