Non Instructor-led (self-paced) ContEd Classes

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Sharpen Your Interpretation Skills with CE Courses

Approved for California, Oregon, and Nevada (Bundle and save!)

Select any or all of the courses (15 non-instructor-led) below. You will have access to the learning platform on this website, where all lessons are designed to help you understand concepts through a presentation, readings, and videos, followed by a 20-question quiz (automatically graded). Upon completion of each course, students can download a certificate of completion for their records.

Please use registration section after course descriptions.

NON INSTRUCTOR LED COURSES:

1. CIVIL TERMINOLOGY (NEUTRAL) (3 CE / CIMCE)

Throughout this course, participants will explore the fundamental principles, terminology, and procedures associated with civil law. Special emphasis will be placed on terminology specific to civil litigation, contracts, property law, and other areas commonly encountered in civil proceedings.

2. FOSTER CARE MATTERS (NEUTRAL) (3 CE / CIMCE)

This specialized course is designed to provide interpreters with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively interpret in foster care settings. Interpreters play a critical role in facilitating communication between children, families, social workers, legal professionals, and other stakeholders involved in the foster care system. Understanding the unique dynamics and terminology of foster care matters is essential for interpreters to ensure accurate and culturally sensitive communication in this sensitive and complex context.

3. DEALING WITH VICARIOUS TRAUMA (NEUTRAL) (3 CE / CIMCE)

Interpreters working in emotionally charged and high-stress environments, such as courtrooms, hospitals, and social service agencies, are often exposed to traumatic content through their work. Vicarious trauma, also known as secondary trauma, can have profound effects on interpreters’ mental and emotional well-being if not properly addressed. This course is designed to provide interpreters with the knowledge, skills, and resources to recognize, cope with, and mitigate the impacts of vicarious trauma in their professional lives.

4. SPECIAL IMMIGRATION JUVENILE STATUS PROCEEDINGS (NEUTRAL) (3 CE / CIMCE)

Throughout this course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the SIJS process, including eligibility criteria, legal procedures, and documentation requirements. They will explore the unique challenges and ethical considerations involved in interpreting for SIJS cases, as well as strategies for ensuring accurate and culturally sensitive communication. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in practical exercises and case studies to apply their knowledge and skills in realistic scenarios.

5. ALL ABOUT DIVORCE (NEUTRAL) (3 CE / CIMCE)

Participants will be equipped with the linguistic, legal, and ethical competencies necessary to provide accurate and impartial interpretation services in divorce proceedings. They will be prepared to navigate the complexities of divorce terminology and effectively facilitate communication between parties, attorneys, and the court.