American Sign Language-Interpreting

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Objectives of the American Sign Language-Interpreting program include understanding the history and terminology of sign language interpreting, the roles and responsibilities of interpreters, navigating ethical scenarios, relevant legislation, developing interpreting skills necessary to pass state and/or national certification exams, and externship experiences with certified interpreters.

There exists a significant demand for interpreters to work in a variety of settings including educational, medical, legal, business and private/personal positions. Additionally, individuals with Utah Novice certification seeking to advance to the professional level can receive instruction focusing on skills required to pass the professional certification exam.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE-INTERPRETING
DATC CERTIFICATE OF PROGRAM COMPLETION

CORE COURSES (1320 Hours Required)

Course No. Course Title Hours
ASLI 1000Introduction to Interpreting90
ASLI 1010American Sign Language/English Discourse Analysis90
ASLI 1020Interpreting I120
ASLI 1030Interpreting II120
ASLI 1040Interpreting III120
ASLI 1050Interpreting IV120
ASLI 2800American Sign Language-Interpreting Specializations90
ASLI 2900American Sign Language-Interpreting Externships360
BTEC 1110Computer Literacy90
MATH 1000Math I60
WKSK 1400BWorkplace Relations - Blended60

TOTAL: 1320 Hours

Fixed Start Dates

CourseDaysStart DateEnd Date
ASL ITue & Thur, 11:30am-2:30pm1/5/20105/27/2010
ASL IMon & Wed 4:30 pm to 7:30pm pm1/4/20106/7/2010
ASL IIMon & Wed 11:30 am to 2:30 pm1/4/20106/7/2010
ASL IIMon & Wed 5 pm to 8 pm1/4/20106/7/2010
ASL IIITue & Thur 5pm to 8pm1/5/20105/27/2010
 

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