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Great content! Thank you 🙏🏼
Comment from : Heidi Leal

To become an interpreter, you typically need a strong command of at least two languages, often including your native language and one or more foreign languages Formal education in interpretation or related fields can be helpful, but it's not always required Gaining experience through internships, volunteer work, or entry-level positions can be crucial to building your skills and resume It's essential to practice active listening, cultural understanding, and ethical behavior Many interpreters also pursue certifications or credentials to enhance their qualifications Developing a specialization, such as medical, legal, or conference interpretation, can open up specific job opportunities Ultimately, continuous learning and honing your language skills are key to becoming a successful interpreter Thanks, Interprepedia!
Comment from : Photography a la Mexicana

Thank you was amazing helpful
Comment from : Karyland

Hi Rosa I'm from Mexico, and I want to become a remote translator Do you have any video ideas as an foriegn interpretor?
Comment from : Carla Anglada

Thank you, great advises!
Comment from : Josué Macías

A mi me gusta esta información que nos has dado Gracias!
Comment from : Jeet Singh

Thank You , my skill my gift and it comes so natuaral as a hobby
Comment from : Yvette Rivera

Hi,a Thanks from Brazil!
Comment from : Estefano

Great data Rosa, many thanks!
Comment from : BIO geo mandals

Could you give an ex For volunteering chances ?
Comment from : Ramy Ismail

Thx for your video,I'd like to work on freelance as an interpreter ,I remember my second or first time doing that it was so funny, I've worked with south-africa businessman,to interpret English in French,the worse part was they have an africaans accent it's like dutch ,oh my goodness it was really an amazing experience
Comment from : marcelline bachidere

Thank you!
Comment from : Nora David

I m from Pakistan I want to become interpretor
Comment from : Lal Meer

Thank u madame, i aspire to become an interpreter and translator English -french and French -English I obtained a degree in Bilingual studies of English and French
Comment from : Adams Bah

Please help me I wanna be an interprete french-english english french I speak english and french What are methods
Comment from : Joël Joker

Amazing video!!! Thank you Rosa!
Comment from : Alex Prinz

Thank you Rosa! What do you think is the minimum TOEFL score that would suffice for being a court interpreter?
Comment from : BoII

Thanks Rosa for this helpful video I'm basically an interpreter in the church Taking from English to french, and vice versa, Swahili to french or English, and Kinyarwanda I wish I am connected to a translation training for what I normally do is more of gift than a professionalism I really need a serious training Blessings
Comment from : Bigabe Nzayiramya Theophile

Resume video please brHaving a hard time what to put in it, its my first time 😢
Comment from : Chelle Ann

hello, can you help me to become an interpreter,
Comment from : Abdirahman Suleiman

Thank you for this video
Comment from : Marc Cruz

thank you Rosa! that was very helpful!😃
Comment from : Freed

Hello, Rosa! Thank you so much for this video I am planning on becoming an interpreter and this information has been really useful Quick question: Which TOEFL test did you take? The IBT or the TPT?
Comment from : Jenny Calderón

Hi Rosa, any companies that you recommend that hire interpreters from outside of the US?
Comment from : Joan Taveras

nice Rosa
Comment from : Zaal Alhout

Hi Rosa! What’s a good book or a good reference to study court proceedings for the written test?! Thank you!
Comment from : BriandaCastro🎃

Hola Rosa! What is your opinion on MiTio interpreter courses? I really want to get my interpreter career started and I am kind off skeptical 😔
Comment from : Melissa Piedra

Do not become an interpreter It's one of the worse jobs ever Very stressful, low pay job They put you in front of a computer, with a headphone and make you do interpretation, no stop, for hours You will have terrible headaches, dizziness and you will end up losing your ability to hear well Terrible job
Comment from : Lene Ring

Hi, I live in Southern California and planning to obtain a court interpreter certificate but I have several dilemmas:br1 Where to take the course, School of Interpretation of Southern California or my local College? Prices are about the same br2 Should I take the Federal Court Interpretation or the regular Court Interpretation I wonder which would open more doors considering I have no other degrees brPlease advise TIA
Comment from : Li H

Thank youuu! It is so helpful
Comment from : Sthefany Robles

Hi Rosa, I have a question, I am preparing to take my CCHI exam, but I do not have my high school diploma It was a long time since I got it and I lost it throughout the years I studied in Argentina and the school where I got it is giving me a VERY hard time to give me a duplicate In your experience do you think that I still could take the exam? I have 40 hours certificate of medical interpreter from Cross World Communications, anda 60 hours medical terminology training from Children’s Medical Center Thank you for your attention to this email
Comment from : Alicia Durand

Great video Rosa, you're so eloquent !!! I am interested in becoming a Spanish/English interpreter I'm in the state of New York, USA, and I'm looking for the best certification that would allow me to work from different states May you recommend any particular training/certification ???
Comment from : ROBERTO LARANCUENT

Hi Rosa I love your videos you're very Professional, I'm going to take my oral test on April here in Washington state, what can you suggest for note taking? I was doing Virginia Valencia class but she focus more in courts terminology and mine is medical Interpreter, you're my hero and very knowledgeable
Comment from : fabiola miller

Hola Rosa, conoces una asociación para intérpretes latinos / habla hispana en Estados Unidos ?
Comment from : Lina Martelo Perea

I like being interpreter, I'd like become proficient but OMG it is difficult Indeed
Comment from : Ivan Mejia

Hello Rosa, thank you so much Can you suggest some courses or trainings for interpreters?
Comment from : Nours Lifestyle

Thank you Rosa!! I'm studying to become a Medical Interpreter and listening to your realistic point of view in this field it's been very helpful I love your videos, you're amazing!
Comment from : Luz Marina DOliveira

Hi Rosa! Can you please upload a home office tour? I would like to work remotely :)
Comment from : Myrna Quezada

Thank you ! It is great to hear some thoughts from you on how to become an interpreter )💖
Comment from : Марія Орлецька

Thank you very much for sharing this information Rosa, it is just what I needed to know 🙏🏾
Comment from : Le Go On

Thanks so much for your videos, Rosa! I have just started my job as an English-Spanish interpreter and find your comments and tips very useful
Comment from : Marisel Destefanis