- current contractors of the International Institute of Akron
- active members of CCIO
- interpreters working for refugee resettlement agencies (please provide a letter of affiliation from the corresponding agency)
- groups of 5 participants and more
- students currently enrolled in a college-level language interpreting program (please provide a letter of enrollment)
Cancellations are accepted up to the last registration date (for the corresponding class) with the refund minus $20 processing fee. No refunds after that; however, payment may be applied to a later training date of your choice. Please mail your registration along with a check or money order made out to: International Institute of Akron to this address: Attn: Natalya Mytareva International Institute of Akron 207 E. Tallmadge Ave. Akron, OH 44310 Your registration is NOT accepted until we receive your payment. What do we mean by: Beyond-the-basics- essential, fundamental, core knowledge and skills that turn a bilingual into a professional interpreter Interpreter- beginners or experienced interpreters and bilinguals who strive to improve their professional performance Terminology- core terminology of the specific setting knowledge of which is essential to any interpreter and... Skills- exercises designed to improve consecutive and sight translation skills while practicing specific terminology How does this program differ from other interpreter trainings? BITS is not an introductory orientation. It is not about interpreting in general, it is the know-how of interpreting. BITS teaches specific terminology and skills that any interpreter needs to master in order to be qualified. Each BITSworkshop includes an easy-to-understand multimedia presentation of subject-specific English terminology and concepts, ample practice of this terminology while sharpening interpreting skills, and discussion of skits introducing ethical dilemmas within the subject-specific situations. All instruction is in English. The developer and instructor of the course is Natalya Mytareva, an experienced interpreter and trainer (to see Instructor's Bio, click here). Who are these workshops for: - practicing interpreters who want to brush up on their terminology and improve their consecutive sight interpreting skills
- beginner interpreters for whom English is not their native language
- interpreters for refugees
- bilinguals who are often asked to interpret outside their field of expertise
To read more about the BITS Program, click here To get directions to the International Institute of Akron, see Google map Information about Hotels near the IIA: Radisson Hotel Country Inn & Suites By Carslon Cuyahoga Falls Sheraton Suites For more information about the Interpreter Training Program contact: Ms. Natalya Mytareva Communications Program Director E-mail: BITS@iiakron.org Phone: 330-376-5106, Ext. 29; Fax: 330-376-0133 Monday - Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST
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