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Business Practices
- Business Practices page on the ATA website
- The Savvy Newcomer: ATA’s Blog for Newbies to Translation and Interpreting
- Worksheet for interpreting services based on ASTM Standard Practices for Language Interpretation
- How to be an interpreter and not go broke
- Calculator Sheet (.xlsx file)
- Education-related tax deductions available for freelancers (freelanceunion.org)
Conference interpreting resources
- International Association of Conference Interpreters (AIIC) Professional resources
- Interpretation – European Commission
- What is conference interpreting? (European Commission)
- interpreting.info
- Interpreters (United Nations Language Careers)
- InterpretBank – Software for interpreters
- Boothmate – Companion app for the booth
- Online Resource for Conference Interpreter Training (European Commission)
- AIIC Guidelines for Distance Interpreting
- Golden Ears, Golden Tongues: How interpreters should take care of the tools of their trade (AIIC)
Court interpreting resources
- Federal Court Interpreters (US Courts)
- Federal Court Interpreter Certification Program Examination (US Courts)
- State Interpreter Certification (National Center for State Courts)
- Resources for Professional Development of Court Interpreters (New Jersey Courts)
- Court Interpreters Program (California Courts)
- The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
- Useful resources and links (NAJIT)
- Team Interpreting in the Courtroom – NAJIT Position Paper (March 2007)
- Guidelines for communicating rights to non-native speakers of English in Australia, England and Wales, and the USA
- Interpreting Resources – Compensation schedule; Skill-building Workshops; Training and Practice Tools; Reference Materials and Dictionaries (The Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania)
- The Interpreter’s Gym – Sound tracks for court interpreters to practice simultaneous and English consecutive, by court interpreter Stephen Sanford.
- Legal Spanish dictionary by the Real Academia Española – free online
- New Code of Conduct for Washington State Judiciary Interpreters (ID Blog Post)
- Interpreting depositions: a fact sheet (AIIC)
- Language Access Index (National Center for Access to Justice)
- General Guidelines and Requirements for Transcription Translation in a Legal Setting for Users and Practitioners – NAJIT Position Paper (2019)
Medical/healthcare interpreting resources
- ATA Medical Division – Resources
- The National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services in Health and Health Care (the National CLAS Standards)
- Office of Minority Health (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
- International Medical Interpreters Association (IMIA) – Resources
- Medical Interpreting Certification in the United States: a comparison
- CCHI Certification Resources
- ARTICLE Serving the Diverse Population of the United States with CLAS is the Best Way to Achieve Health Equity
- LANGUAGE-SPECIFIC Swahili English Medical Glossary
- Ensuring the Rights of Persons with Limited English Proficiency in Health Care During COVID-19 – Bulletin provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to health entities covered by OCR’s civil rights authorities to ensure they are better able to serve individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP) (May 15, 2020) NEW
Consecutive Interpreting
- Hana Lourenzo, “Note Taking for Consecutive Interpreting,” The ATA Chronicle (October 2008).
- Consecutive Interpreting. What is consecutive interpreting? What does it entail? – Knowledge Centre on Interpretation, European Commission
Remote interpreting
- FIT discussion paper on remote interpreting (published: June 2019)
- CCHI remote interpreting resources (published: April 2020)
- TIPS on working with remote interpreters (published: April 204 by LEP.gov)
Training
- European Commission – Training modules for interpreting students
- European Commission – Interpretation training toolbox
School resources
The Orange County Department of Education in California provides a variety of multilingual and multicultural services that focus on providing support, coaching, and language assistance for interpretation and translation needs as it relates to cultural awareness and the latest state-adopted terminologies and glossaries in several languages. As paradigms shift within education, there is a need to integrate new terminology and make it comprehensible to our parents and the community at large by utilizing a consistent vernacular across various languages. Below please find some useful resources for your use.
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- English-Farsi list of educational terms
- English-Japanese list of educational terms
- English-Korean list of educational terms
- English-Mandarin list of educational terms
- English-Spanish list of educational terms
- English-Vietnamese list of educational terms
School resources 2
The Oregon Department of Education has provided these glossaries for reference:
- English-Russian Early Learning Glossary
- English-Spanish Early Learning Glossary
- English-Vietnamese Early Learning Glossary
- English-Chinese Early Learning Glossary
Interpreters associations
AIIC, FIT, IMIA, NCIHC, NAJIT, CCIA, ACIA… A list of all the relevant interpreters and translators associations, both national and international.
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