INSTITUTE FOR ABORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT

 


Diploma of Interpreting (51691)

Length of course: 300 hours    

Description:

This Diploma is recognised nationally by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).

Interpreting Practice: Ethics and Techniques,
 Part I: Basis Principles
Part II: Applications in Context

Pre-requisites: fluent speakers of Arrernte, Luritja, Pitjantjatjara and Warlpiri.

Compulsory units :                                                                             Nominal Hours

Interpret Dialogues  190
Integrate Bi-cultural aspects in the behaviour and communication process 40
Communicate effectively with professionals, clients, colleagues and others  20
Maintain effective Management Practices 30
Maintain on-going professional and personal development        20

Career Opportunities:

This course creates the opportunity for Aboriginal people to become skilled and accredited interpreters. The content of each module relates to the four main areas that directly affect issues in and around the Central Australian areas. They are: Legal, medical, land tenure and social matters.

Contact Details:

Email:  student.services@iad.edu.au

Phone:  (08) 8951 1355

 


 

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