INT 410 Internship

Opportunity to work with a professional interpreter who serves as a mentor. Students observe professional interpreters, provide interpreting services while under supervision and perform independent interpreting assignments. Students apply the theory, knowledge and skills obtained in the classroom to the delivery of interpreting services, acquire new professional knowledge and skills and develop effective professional work habits and positive working relationships with co-workers and consumers.
Credits: 3-12
Prerequisite: INT 442 and INT 468 with a grade of B or better

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