Legal Division
and
Washington Administrative Office of the Courts
invite you to join
IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY, IMPROVE YOUR RENDITIONS
ONLY COURT-CREDENTIALED INTERPRETERS are eligible for this FREE webinar.
Saturday, May 9, 2020, 2:00PM - 3:45:PM webinar taught by Javier Castillo, Jr.
WA AOC is awarding 1.5 Performance Credits for this webinar.
In order to attain your credits, make sure you are in the webinar by 2:00 PM, for the beginning of the session and stay until the end. There will be no exceptions to this rule!
Forgetting to pick up milk from the store is something that happens to all of us at one time or another. Fortunately, a lack of dairy doesn't usually have major consequences. However, in the world of interpretation and translation, forgetfulness and an imperfect memory can lead to serious problems. Errors of omission are among the most frequent errors that interpreters commit. An interpreter’s inability to recall complete details, terms, can have major negative outcomes. Interpreters’ renditions that end up as part of a record - either in depositions, courtrooms, or a doctor’s office are done in consecutive, which is the most taxing on memory. In this session, we take an in-depth look at the interpreting process, find strategies to improve retention and learn techniques to improve both active/working memory and long-term retention. Join us!
Javier Castillo Jr., president of Castillo Language Services, Inc. in Greenville, North Carolina, is a conference interpreter, Federally Certified Court Interpreter, NC AOC certified court interpreter, and a Certified Medical Interpreter, (CCHI) and contract interpreter for the U.S. Department of State. Castillo has interpreted for international delegations and high-level speakers at international conferences and meetings across the United States as well as in Latin America.
Castillo has provided interpreter training workshops since 2007 across the United States. He has provided in-house interpreter training for the interpreting team at Vidant Hospital, the Virginia Supreme Court for the staff court interpreters and for the Pitt County Department of Social Services. Castillo has designed and taught courses on working with interpreters in the legal field at Campbell Law School and the UNC School of Law, as well as taught Continuing Legal Education courses for members of the judiciary.
In order to attain your credits, make sure you are in the webinar by 2:00 PM, for the beginning of the session and stay until the end. There will be no exceptions to this rule!
Questions?: Please email legaldivision@notisnet.org
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