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25 credits
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Deaf Studies | Linguistics | Translation
Area of study
Humanities | Langauges
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


About This Certificate

The Interpreting II certificate provides advanced knowledge about ASL as you learn about interpreting in specialized settings, translating and consecutively interpreting texts in both ASL and English, and exploring the American Deaf community and its culture from a sociological and intercultural point of view. A multimedia language and interpreting lab with video, digital and computer technology allows you to record and watch your ASL and interpreting skills.


Program Duration

  • Short-term

Degree Type

  • Proficiency Certificate

Total Credit Hours

  • 25

Course Sequence

Required Courses

Course Number and Name Prerequisites Credits
INT 106 - American Deaf Culture INT 105 with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 240 - Introduction to the Field of ASL/English Interpreting ASL 230, ASL 231, INT 105 with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 242 - Introduction to Interpreting Processes ASL 215, ASL 230, ASL 231 all with a grade of "C" or better. Pre- or coreq: INT 240 3 credits
INT 251 - ASL/English Interpreting I ASL 232, INT 240, INT 242 all with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 252 - ASL/English Interpreting II INT 251 with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 255 - Transliterating INT 251 with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 260 - Interpreting in Specialized Settings INT 240 with a grade of "C" or better 3 credits
INT 297 - Internship in Interpreting INT 252 and INT 255 both with a grade of "C" or better 4 credits

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the ASL/English Interpreting II Post-Baccalaureate Proficiency Certificate, students will be able to:


  • Practice ethical standards of interpreting as they apply to the role and function of interpreters described within the RID Code of Professional Conduct.
  • Work effectively with other members of their profession in collegial ways to support their Deaf and non-deaf clients.
  • Assess and analyze one's own competencies in order to identify areas of need for continuing education and professional development
  • Demonstrate interpreting and transliterating competence necessary for effective facilitation of communication in a variety of settings.

Career Outlook

  • Median Salary of an ASL/English Interpreter: $51,914
  • Number of Jobs in the Region: 153
  • 10-year Job Outlook in the Region for ASL/English Interpreters: +31.3%

Featured Career

ASL/English Interpreter

Assist in the communication efforts among Deaf and nondeaf individuals in almost any setting. Adapt and be flexible to different situations where you are working with individuals with diverse communication needs.


  • Starting Pay: $19,528
  • Typical Tasks:
    • Communicate spoken word through ASL in a variety of fields, including education, government, business, law and video relay companies
    • Use your knowledge of ASL and Deaf culture to effectively and equally express messages and emotions

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  • ASL/English Interpreting I Post-Baccalaureate Proficiency Certificate
  • American Sign Language/English Interpreting (INT)
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Community College of Philadelphia


Overview:

Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) is a public institution of higher education located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It offers a wide range of associate degrees, certificates, and continuing education programs. CCP is committed to providing accessible and affordable education to students in the Philadelphia region.


Services Offered:

CCP offers a comprehensive range of services to support student success, including:

    Admissions & Aid:

    Admissions process, placement testing, financial aid, scholarships, and payment options.

    Academic Support Services:

    Academic calendar, KEYS program, learning labs, disability services, counseling, transfer opportunities, transcripts, bookstore, library services, and student success initiatives.

    Student Assistance Centers:

    Women's Outreach and Advocacy Center, I Am More Reentry Engagement Program, Career Connections, Center for Male Engagement, Single Stop, Office of Collegiate Recovery, and Veterans Resource Center.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

CCP provides a vibrant campus experience with opportunities for students to get involved in:

    Student Life:

    Intramural athletics, wellness activities, athletics, and the Institute for Community Engagement and Civic Leadership.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    Affordable and Accessible Education:

    CCP offers a high-quality education at an affordable price.

    Diverse and Inclusive Community:

    CCP values diversity and inclusivity, creating a welcoming environment for all students.

    Career-Focused Programs:

    CCP's programs are designed to prepare students for in-demand careers.

    Transfer Opportunities:

    CCP offers pathways for students to transfer to four-year institutions.

Academic Programs:

CCP offers a wide range of academic programs, including:

    Business, Entrepreneurship & Law

    Creative Arts

    Design, Construction & Transportation

    Education & Human Services

    Health Care

    Liberal Arts and Communications

    Science & Technology


Other:

CCP has multiple campus locations throughout Philadelphia, including the Main Campus, Career and Advanced Technology Center, Northeast Regional, and West Regional Center. The college also offers online learning options.

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