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News Center Careers Court Interpreting Certificate Program Gains Prominence in Imperial County Todays is : Thursday, 02 September 2010
| Court Interpreting Certificate Program Gains Prominence in Imperial County |
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Calexico, California. The Court Interpreting Certificate Program at San Diego State University-Imperial Valley Campus has been recognized as the only program in Imperial County that provides bilingual English-Spanish students with access to this highly remunerative profession of growing national and international prominence. In an exclusive interview with KXO Radio, Jo Ann Breeze,
president of the California Court Interpreters Association, commended SDSU’s court interpreting students for their participation at the CCIA annual conferences, where they have conducted research as part of their coursework and otherwise taken advantage of the educational opportunities offered by the CCIA to future interpreters. Program coordinator Dr. Rogelio Reyes highlighted the features of the program, open to fully bilingual English-Spanish students, and the career opportunities it offers: preparation for California state certification as court interpreters, jobs with local government and private agencies, and attending professional conferences at the state, national, and international level—for example, the forthcoming International Congress on Translation and Interpretation at the Autonomous University of Baja California-Mexicali on April 10-12.
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