Oldham College
Community Interpreting

Certificate in Community Interpreting L3

Course Details

What will I Study?

Advanced interpreting skills: consecutive interpreting, sight translation, note-taking real-life public service scenarios (eg. mental health, immigration), ethics, impartiality, and safeguarding, freelance and agency interpreting knowledge, learners who complete successfully can undertake a 2-week pre-employment programme with Northern Care Alliance.

How Will I Be Assessed?

You will be assessed in various ways including spoken, written and online assessments, including assessment by Language Line Solutions: Realistic interpreting role plays Sight translation Terminology glossary  

Entry Requirements

Learners will need to have at least a full Level 2 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) qualification or equivalent for this course.

For all level courses you must have a relevant level of ability in your chosen interpreting language. A full assessment of skills, knowledge and attributes takes place for all applicants before starting the course.

Cost

The cost of adult courses and the availability of course funding is dependent upon your previous qualifications and personal circumstances. Please contact admissions@oldham.ac.uk for individual guidance.

Delivery Method

3 classes per week (Daytime - 13.5 hours per week over 15 weeks)
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