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Overview Sign Language Interpreting from Goshen College will introduce you to the rich language and culture of the Deaf community. We then use those language skills to teach you how to interpret between spoken English and ASL or signed English. Our sign language interpreting program’s small class sizes will allow you to work closely with your professors and peers in a rigorous but supportive setting. Watch our video to see for yourself!Graduates with Sign Language Interpreting from Goshen College will be able to:Identify and utilize multicultural approaches to the work of interpreting and demonstrate effective bilingual and bicultural practice within their work.Apply professional standards, practices, and ethics to their work. Analyze an interpreting situation to choose the appropriate language or communication method, manage the environment, and work with clients and team interpreters.Demonstrate an advanced level of receptive and expressive proficiency in spoken English, signed English, and American Sign Language.Effectively interpret and transliterate in dialogic one-on-one and small group settings with a variety of participants. Demonstrate skills necessary for interpreting or transliterating in entry level employment settings: a portfolio that includes a resume, video example, and documentation of 100 hours of supervised work experience. Document attendance at a minimum of six workshops in a portfolio for ongoing professional development. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Sign Language Interpreting from Goshen College gives you an opportunity to be a communication bridge between members of Deaf and hearing communities in places as diverse as hospitals, schools, court rooms, concerts, plays, or sporting events.

Disciplines

LanguagesTranslation & Interpreting

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 79

Other Requirements

1Complete the application. Send your high school transcript.Send your SAT or ACT score.Send in AP, IB or CLEP credits (if you have them).High school courses, grades, test scores, and students’ personal experiences are important factors in the admission decision.Secondary school transcripts evaluated through INCRED or WES.0English Language Requirements

Sign Language Interpreting