I am grateful to the Dela Mora Institute of Interpretation. I benefited from a lot of things about Medical Interpreter, which was given a lot of details by two experts from APTI (American Alliance of Professional translators and interpreters). I wish you all a good life. Thank you
1. You must speak both languages fluently, at least at college level. 2. Enroll in school (De La Mora Institute of Interpretation, for instance) to learn how the legal system works and learn specialized terminology in both languages, and learn the skills necessary to interpret. Search online for local colleges and universities that have an interpreting program. 3. Search online to see when your state offers the exam for court interpreters.
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I am grateful to the Dela Mora Institute of Interpretation. I benefited from a lot of things about Medical Interpreter, which was given a lot of details by two experts from APTI (American Alliance of Professional translators and interpreters).
I wish you all a good life.
Thank you
Which are the steps to be court certified?
1. You must speak both languages fluently, at least at college level. 2. Enroll in school (De La Mora Institute of Interpretation, for instance) to learn how the legal system works and learn specialized terminology in both languages, and learn the skills necessary to interpret. Search online for local colleges and universities that have an interpreting program. 3. Search online to see when your state offers the exam for court interpreters.